Michael,
That's how I do it.
First time I marked the stays with tape to remember where each one was
supposed to go.
Now I just leave them on and shove the whole thing on top of a closet.
Jay
On Jan 8, 3:00 am, Michael wrote:
> > Here in MD, I will leave them on year round. It rains pretty regu
"Anyone tried this? Does it work out that easily."
I do this on three bikes. My most roadish bike gets stripped down in the
summer, and then two other bikes I run sometimes with 650B road tires and
fenders and other times with knobbies and no fenders. It does work out
quite easily. You just
>
> Here in MD, I will leave them on year round. It rains pretty regular-like
> here in the Spring and Summer, and fall.
>
It took me a while to get mine set up. But I imagine, you could easily
remove them from the attachment points without messing up the stays set-up.
In theory, you could rem
+1 on Sheldon Fender Nuts to make SKS fender installation/removal a breeze
on sidepull equipped bikes, especially if the bike also has a threaded
mount between the chainstays (do current AHH's have one?). Any LBS with a
Quality Bike Parts account can order them. I do the on-in-the-fall
off-in
Fenders come off once the weather gets good and dry. Taking them off makes me
feel like I have a new bike.
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I've found that taking fenders on and off is much easier once they're set up
correctly. Many riders (not myself included) bring fendered bikes to PBP and
reassemble them once they got to France.
I traveled with a fendered bike in a bike case to a ride last year, and putting
the (plastic) fende
I just did a fender swap on my 650B Hilsen. I removed an aluminum set of
Honjos and installed a set of silver SKS Longboards that I just bought from
Riv. While I was doing the work I noted how much more efficient I have
gotten at this class of task, having done it many times now. I wasn't
ru
I love the sound (it was better with my metal fenders) of rocks hitting the
inside of my fenders. One less scratch on my frame.
- Ryan
On Monday, January 7, 2013 10:34:11 AM UTC-8, René wrote:
>
> I just leave mine on year-round. I find that in the summer months, the
> fenders help keep the b
I just leave mine on year-round. I find that in the summer months, the
fenders help keep the bike/parts cleaner as well from the dust/dirt on the
roads and trails. The bike I've been riding with no fenders gets a lot
dirtier than the fendered ones. I just don't see any penalty that having
the fende
You might get it set up with Sheldon's Fender nuts. That eliminates the
brake removal step and makes a 30 minute task into a 15 minute task.
Either way is relatively easy.
I tend to leave my QB fenders in place year round these days, and that's
probably easier due to canti brakes rather than
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