What kind of spring? Hardware store or more special than that?
On Thursday, May 13, 2010, Patrick in VT wrote:
> On May 13, 10:15 am, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
>> Has anyone used a modestly stiff coil spring for this?
>
> yes. works like a charm! i have a very clean fenderline with
> long(ish) hor
Use a cork. MIne looks like this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8199...@n04/1421286972/in/set-72157601478367166/
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Best solution is to take the cork from a bottle of wine and trim it so it
gives you the proper spacing. Then just drill it so you can use a screw/nut
of the proper length. On the SKS fenders, you may have to remove the metal
tongue that is meant to hook over the tube between the stays and avoid usi
So I installed some SKS fenders on my wife's bike and you know the
rear fender how it attaches to the bike near the kickstand bottom
bracket area? Well in cases where it creates a big gap between the
fender and the tire is there any type of spacer that can be purchased
to go between the fender and
