I have fender greed. I don't believe I have ever set up a fender
without trying to eke every mm of tire width out of the setup.
Actually, not true. The front of my Utopia has inches of clearance,
and I had to make a 3" drop bracket to get the fender down near the
tire. The back, though, I had to file off some metal to fit the
tire...
 Philip

Philip Williamson
www.biketinker.com

On Jan 2, 12:20 pm, grant <grant...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The AHH has 65mm of brake reach and a fork crown that maximizes that
> 65mm for fender clearance. (It does so by putting the hole as low as
> possible in the fork crown, to make sure there's no metal where there
> could be air). The Silver brake was designed, also, with fenders in
> mind (wide mouth high up, clears SKS 45mm fenders).
>
> here are always limitations, but those two components in the equation
> are pretty well thought-out and fender friendly. I think some of the
> problems may be due to trying to work even beyond the clearance
> provided---a bike putter-together equivalent of getting greedy,
> stretching even capacious limits beyond what's possible.
>
> There's nothing wrong, of course, with the fenders, either. But we all
> the time put 40mm tires on bikes with silvers and SKS fenders. I know,
> plastic, but plastic isn't Satan, and when you combine a plastic
> (malleable) fender of a good design with the Homer's fork and silver
> brake, things generally work out well. A fender that's 52mm
> wide...probably best used with cantilevers or V's or something.
>
> Anyway...I understand the frustration. The nature of fatting and
> fendering a bike always leads to a rub here and there, because you
> naturally want the most of everything.
> G
>
> On Jan 2, 9:26 am, Pondero <cj.spin...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
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>
>
>
>
>
> > A. Homer Hilsen, 650b
> > VO Zepplin 52mm
> > Hetre
>
> > Tire rubs on fork crown daruma.
>
> > I recognize that I'm pushing the limits of tire width with fender
> > installation, but thought I'd seen someone with this combination in a
> > photo somewhere.
>
> > Has this problem already been solved somewhere?
>
> > Any suggestions appreciated.

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