Product Description

Planet Bike Clip-On Fenders

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #54858 in Sports & Outdoors
• Brand: Planet Bike
• Model: 7001
• Released on: 2007-06-13

Features

• Durable, all-weather polymer material
• Clips on and off in seconds
• Includes hardware for most bikes

Customer Reviews

touring? really?
Description says "hybrid/road." Item says, "hybrid/touring." This is, in fact, a big difference. Of course, I do have a touring bike, so I tried. Doesn't fit anyway. There is NO WAY this can fit on my bike, there are no holes where it could attach, and my brakes are in the way even if there were holes. My bike does have a number of extra holes where I might put a number of things, but not where this product wants there to be holes. Most road bikes would not have those holes. I tried it on my husband's trail/mountain bike, a style more similar to hybrids, which almost worked except the screws provided were too large for his holes. Also, poor directions. Three sizes of screws, no way to tell which was for which area, though it was a moot point as these fenders didn't fit anywhere. Maybe these would work on a touring that's been made into a fixie, but the only way to get onto my bike would be with fifteen zip ties.

Absolutely DO NOT waste your money
I have a Trek 7.5 FX hybrid bike. I purchased these fenders to eliminate water splash during my commute. First of all, the hardware provided does not match my bike's frame. After improvising with my own nuts and bolts, I installed the fenders in about 10 minutes. They are absolutely junk. The fenders are flimsy and easily acheive an off-center position, allowing water to splash on my back. I'm not really interested in adjusting my fenders everytime I ride. If you want a good fender, purchase one that is very hard plastic or metal and attaches to the frame near the hub. Do not waste your money here.

Junk, pay more for nicer fenders...........
I agree with the other poster. I have a Trek 7.5FX and these don't fit the front or the rear. I can make it fit the front by purchasing a longer bolt at the hardware store. Making the rear fit will take some work - cutting plastic and adding black zip ties.... even then I'm not so sure - they certainly won't be removable. They were only $6 so I guess I should have paid more for nicer fenders.