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Old 10-20-14, 09:50 AM
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Show us your bike with fenders!

With winter coming on, which is the rainy season in this part of the country, I decided to hang some fenders on the Frankenbike. It turned out to be a three hour job, but after a 30 mile ride test yesterday they work nicely. Let's see some pictures of your bike with fenders! Here's mine:

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Well, not so vintage, but it is winter and has fenders.

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Trek 720 w/ fenders on 27" wheels.

A bit of a challenge to get a pretty, uniform fender line as there's not a lot of room under the fork crown and the brake bridge.

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My commuter, a 1994 Nishiki Sport XRS hybrid that's been LHT-ized

Commuter Bike by doohickie@ymail.com, on Flickr

And my old 1966 Raleigh 3-speed with original fenders

DL-1 by doohickie@ymail.com, on Flickr
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My wife's 74 U08 with fenders.

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I've been installing & reinstalling fenders on my bikes now that the rains have arrived. I don't have them all photographed, but here are a few.

1985 Sekai Bigfoot with Planet Bike ATB clip on fenders.
1974-'75 Motobecane Grand Jubile with VO hammered aluminum fenders.
1992 Specialized Hardrock Ultra with Apex mountain bike fenders (the Seattle company is out of business). I couldn't get this photo to upload with any bigger image. Sorry.
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Originally Posted by Shp4man
With winter coming on, which is the rainy season in this part of the country, I decided to hang some fenders on the Frankenbike. It turned out to be a three hour job, but after a 30 mile ride test yesterday they work nicely. Let's see some pictures of your bike with fenders! Here's mine:

I don't see no fenders!

Oh wait, now I do. Nice snug setup!!!
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Originally Posted by Velocivixen
I've been installing & reinstalling fenders on my bikes now that the rains have arrived. I don't have them all photographed, but here are a few.

1985 Sekai Bigfoot with Planet Bike ATB clip on fenders.
1974-'75 Motobecane Grand Jubile with VO hammered aluminum fenders.
1992 Specialized Hardrock Ultra with Apex mountain bike fenders (the Seattle company is out of business). I couldn't get this photo to upload with any bigger image. Sorry.
Do you have other pix out there of those bikes?

I was just noticing the sweet Suntour ATB shifters on the Moto- didn't know if they're also on the Sekai. Those are my favorite iteration of the Suntour thumbshifter.
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Asking me to show my bikes with fenders is like asking me to show my shoes with laces.

Here's a set of 52mm 650B VO fenders on a frame I converted to 650B:



Another set of 52mm 650B VO fenders on my Rawland Stag 650B, except these fenders were made for 700c wheels and I reduced the arc radius to fit 650B wheels:



Here's a narrow set of VO fenders (35mm) on 25mm tires on a Raleigh Comp GS (no longer in my stable):



Bluemels Club Specials (43mm wide) on my Jack Taylor with 32mm tires:



And another set of Club Specials on my Mercian with 30mm tires:



And for bikes that aren't really designed for fenders? It's a little more challenging, but here's my Bike Friday tandem with 20" wheels and generally fender-unfriendly frame design:



Look at the long cork I had to use to properly space the fender!



And this Trek with racing geo, short reach brakes, and no fender eyelets. 35mm SKS fenders worked, but barely!



Have to get really creative when there's no chainstay bridge!


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Originally Posted by b dub
I don't see no fenders!

Oh wait, now I do. Nice snug setup!!!
Thanks!. The clearance at the rear brake bridge was a little tight. With hindsight, aluminum fenders would have been easier to modify for a bit more room there. The SKS plastic would not tolerate being cut, I'm thinkin'. They're a really nice dark root beer brown metallic color in the direct sun, though.
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Originally Posted by southpawboston
Look at the long cork I had to use to properly space the fender!

LOL! Now that's creative right there!
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@The Golden Boy - I don't have any photosharing accounts anywhere, as I don't really "share" them. Those are actually from the Sekai. I bought a VO Porteur bar in 22.2 for the Moto and use those friction shifters. I also have some Suntour Sport XC shifters, but those are too bulky for the Moto. I finally love this bar/shifter setup on the Moto.

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Originally Posted by Shp4man
LOL! Now that's creative right there!
I tried matching the vintages, but had to settle for a period non-correct mod!
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Fenders will be going back on this one soon



But Not this one

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Originally Posted by northbend
Fenders will be going back on this one soon



But Not this one

Two bikeforums C&V all-stars, right there. (even if the first is less V, it's no less C).
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Originally Posted by southpawboston
Two bikeforums C&V all-stars, right there. (even if the first is less V, it's no less C).
Agreed.

Great thread. I'll dig up something later to add.
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Shown as purchased last month for $20, less than the cost of a set of new plastic fenders. The Sprite came with original 1970s Raleigh brand tires and smooth chrome rims, which I rode for about 20 miles. Found a hop was due to a split in the tread, so it now has high flange hubs with 700c alloy rims from a Super Grand Prix and vintage Avocet 35mm cross tires. This is my next clunker entry.

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In this picture I had just fitted the Woody's fenders to this Univega. I hadn't even trimmed the stays yet.

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1975 Sekine SHT270. Original Sekine issued alloy fender set...



196? Legnano Premio...



Another 196? Legnano Gran Premio...



196? Torpado Luxe with original fender set...



Torpado Luxe five speed...




1977 Motobecane Gran Jubilee...




197? Peugeot PE41 roadster...



197? Mercier five speed - The Gentleman...

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Much of the fleet is fendered, particularly the older rigs, but some of the less C&V ones for wet/muddy rides. A few in chronological order:

'51 Raleigh Lenton Sports with Bluemels All-Rounders:


'60 Ken Ryall with Bluemels Lightweights:


'70s St. Etienne 650B Porteur with Bluemels Air-Weights


'94 Bridgestone RB-T with SKS Longboards:


'04 Rivendell Romulus with Planet Bike Cascadias


'07 Ebisu with V-O Zeppelins
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196? Torpado Luxe with original fender set...


That bike is a treat for the eyes! Is that the original paint?
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