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Old 06-06-22, 08:56 AM
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Pdlamb made a point that I should comment on when he said cut the stays.

Some of my fenders have been installed on more than one bike, I was happy when I installed them on a second or third bike that I had left some extra stay.

A friend of mine bought a new trike a couple years ago. I do not know if the dealer or manufacturer cut the stays on his rear fender, but they cut the stays so short that he could not fit a bigger tire.

The few times that I cut the stays, they needed to be cut for a reason.

Originally Posted by pdlamb
I've installed a couple of SKS fenders, and one set of Velo-Orange metal fenders. Both of the SKS took me about an hour to install. The VO took more like 8-10 hours for me to get the pair on.
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Thanks, I need a good laugh. Unfortunate that it was at your expense in your description of fitting VO fenders.
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