chain On Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 5:36:10 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote: > > Not NYC, but I live in s. Texas and ride the hill country and San > Antonio. We can have really wet sloppy seasons, though it's never reliable > on the calendar - it's mostly dependent on El Nino and La Nina in the > Pacific. > I have 4 bikes, two with full-time fenders, and a third with clip > fenders. Already mentioned, the best thing fenders do is keep drivetrains > clean - chains free of sand, etc. > I get your point about big tires, but will tackle the appearance thing > first - here shorty fenders - these things actually work - they keep road > dirt from all those slots in CP brakes > Next to it, same bike - finally got my Honjos moved onto it - no hit on > the looks. > > <https://imgur.com/2M0EDXO.jpg> <https://imgur.com/FSjtRwq.jpg> > > Have you thought about removable fenders such as Raceblade XL? > https://www.sks-germany.com/en/products/raceblade-pro-xl/ > I have these on and off my 3rd fender bike, along with a PDW Origami > (front) mud guard on the seat tube to make them near-enough full-coverage. > Two minutes to install, 30 seconds to remove, adequate coverage on my 38mm > Barlows > > <https://imgur.com/nFDc91R.jpg> <https://imgur.com/NiTTeYa.jpg> > > This is how much sand stuck to the mud guard from one slop ride. > > <https://imgur.com/AGsMVEi.jpg> without this setup, half of that would > have ended up on the > > > > >
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