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Planet Bike Hardcore ATB Front and Rear Bicycle Fender Set with Stainless Steel Hardware & Mud Flaps (Black, 60mm Wide)

Planet Bike Hardcore ATB Front and Rear Bicycle Fender Set with Stainless Steel Hardware & Mud Flaps (Black, 60mm Wide)
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Product Description

Planet Bike ATB Full Fender Set 26" 60mm w/flap. Black. Unbreakable Superflex poly carbonate. Quick adjusting stainless steel hardware is preinstalled. Fits nonsuspended bikes.

Product Details

  • Size: 60mm Wide
  • Color: Black
  • Brand: Planet Bike
  • Model: 7007
  • Released on: 2007-06-13
  • Dimensions: 2.00 pounds

Features

  • Superflex¿ unbreakable all-weather polycarbonate
  • Quick-adjusting stainless steel hardware is pre-installed for hassle-free mounting
  • Double-riveted mudflaps to keep you dry for years to come
  • Includes all the necessary hardware for mounting to virtually any bike
  • 60 mm width

Customer Reviews

Nice Fender Set4
These are tough plastic fenders that won't rust and have pre-mounted stainless steel support rods. Since these are a universal mount it took a little thought to mount them on my bike. One of the mounting tabs did not work on my bike so I had to drill out the rivet that held the tab and drill a hole in the rear fender to mount it. Had to remove the rear wheel to mount the rear fender so some tools are required and I had to supply the mounting screws.

Nice fenders - needs some redesign3
These are overall nice bike fenders. Beings that most new bikes consider fenders optional these will keep you dry. Installation was easy. Problem, I feel, is in the design. The support brackets are adjustable. That's good. The extra portions of the support brackets that are not used are an eyesight sore. That's bad. They should be designed so that the adjustment is at the wheel and not at the fender. In this way the fender has a nice clean look. The extra that is not used at the wheel could then just be nipped off with a wire cutter. I could be wrong but that's my opinion.

fits well on my DB bike5
Although I did need to use a spacer in order to firmly connect the front fender to the fork, on the brake U.
Otherwise, so far after a month commuting on rough roads, they stay in place, and the rain does not hit me.
Once I closed the arm of a bus rack over the front fender, but it did not crack.