The 559 45 mm Honjos I have are at least as stiff as the Berthouds I used
before. In my experience -- Honjos, Berthouds, Velo Orange metals, all the
plastics -- the metal ones, properly mounted, vibrate less than the plastic
ones.

On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 7:50 AM, Mike <mjawn...@gmail.com> wrote:

>
> So I'm thinking of putting metal fenders on my Hilsen. I have
> Berthouds on my Rambouillet and really like them. With my Hilsen I'm
> thinking of putting on some hammered Honjos (700x45). I won't be
> attaching the front fender to a rack and I'm wondering if it will
> vibrate a lot. Isn't this a problem with Honjos sometimes? It isn't an
> issue with my Berthouds but I think that's because they are steel as
> opposed to aluminum.
>
> I currently have SKS fenders with leather flaps on my Hilsen but they
> just aren't long enough in the front. I should mention that a coworker
> picked up an extra rear SKS fender, trimmed it and mounted on the
> front. It seems to be working well for him.
>
> I live in Portland and fenders are essential. This isn't entirely
> about bike fashion.
>
> --mike
> >
>


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