Chris,

I have the same issue with my AHH, which currently has 35mm Marathon
Supremes and 45mm Honjo fenders. My tire rubs the fender when I pedal
uphill standing up (swaying the bike from side to side). My assessment of
this problem is that it is caused by wheel flex, not by the fender
installation. I can actually see the front wheel flex as I sway the bike.

My AHH currently has Mavic Open Pro 32 spoked rims inherited from my
pre-Rivendell days. I have to check out if the spoke tension needs to be
adjusted and if the same issue remains if I use a Dyad 36 rim front wheel
with the same tires. I'll have to do that soon, since I now have a couple
of spare front wheels after getting SON 28 front wheels for the Atlantis
and the Hunqapillar.

If my assumption is correct, then your wheel would be flexing too and it
might not be perfectly dished either.

René

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