Old 10-07-19, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by TXBDan
Actually, moving the bar that contacts the tire down a notch on the rear did the trick for rear rack clearance. Works great that way. I haven't tried that lower position on my mountain bike yet, but if it'll work for both win. If not, it just takes a wrench on one nut to move it back and forth i guess.

My wife's fenders are thin aluminum (veloorange ones) and are easily bent and wouldn't bounce back like plastic would. We just throw her bike in the hatch which is ok for the time being i guess. The prob with putting the bike i the hatch though is that we can't leave the front fender on because the handlebars need to turn 90deg withe the front wheel off. So for now she has only the rear fender. blarg.
Good to hear...

Is it possible to put something between the tire and your wife's fender so the foam thingy doesn't deform it? Maybe a piece of heavy duty foam cut to fit or something like that? I'm not sure how much clearance there is because no pics.
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