Here is the fender solution I worked out with Cody at Woody's Fenders by adding stays to his chop chort fenders and using a pair. They have plenty of clearance for knobby tire debris to fly out the sides. I've had the front fender on for a number of rides and it performs fantastically (aka no mud or wet flinging onto me from the knees up). There was a delay with the rear one so I haven't ridden it yet -- I have it slid all the way back hoping that is far enough to prevent skunk-back. Time will tell. Plus, the most important part, which pictures prove, they look "Maaaaaaavalus, darling! Simply maaaaaaavalus. Because, you know it's better to loooooook good than to feeeeel good!" Sardonic grin. https://www.flickr.com/photos/32311885@N07/14021052012/ (and one to the left).
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