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01-08-2007, 09:52 AM

In article <CWuoh.580871$1T2.214663@pd7urf2no>, zwepytzkehillc9@jetable.net
says...
>
> I have rarely found fenders that would do the job. They are way too short
> especially for MTBs.
> I have to add a piece of plastic to the end. Right now it's a McDs cup. I
> have used milk jugs because of the curve. Extends at least 7 inches more.
> Old style fenders are no problem 'cept on new style bikes

I use the PlanetBike Freddy Fenders on my Trek 1000. Full coverage, mud flaps
that actually work. A tight fit, though, on that model. Not sure what model the
OP has.

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__o Kristian Zoerhoff
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01-08-2007, 09:52 AM	#14 (permalink)
Kristian M Zoerhoff Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Newbie update! In article <CWuoh.580871$1T2.214663@pd7urf2no>, zwepytzkehillc9@jetable.net says... > > I have rarely found fenders that would do the job. They are way too short > especially for MTBs. > I have to add a piece of plastic to the end. Right now it's a McDs cup. I > have used milk jugs because of the curve. Extends at least 7 inches more. > Old style fenders are no problem 'cept on new style bikes I use the PlanetBike Freddy Fenders on my Trek 1000. Full coverage, mud flaps that actually work. A tight fit, though, on that model. Not sure what model the OP has. -- __o Kristian Zoerhoff _'\(,_ kristian.zoerhoff@gmail.com (_)/ (_)