Jobst Brandt
July 24th 07, 06:06 AM
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 21:44:13 -0400, Gooserider wrote:
> I was having difficulty getting tire clearance with my fender/tire
> combination. I finally managed to rig it with a combination of three hands
> and zip ties. The bike is a 2007 Surly Pacer, and tolerances were tight.
> Planet Bike is a good company, makes good products, and gives money back to
> cycling organizations. That's fine. But their fender mounting system could
> be much better. The problem, as I see it, is with the separate clip they use
> to mount to the brake bridge. It's difficult to put pressure on the clip to
> get the fender up while tightening the brake bolt. It would be much easier
> if the mounting tab was bolted to the fender, like SKS. My four zip tie
> situation doesn't look like the most professional set up, but I have no rub.
>
> Mike
As tough to mount as this? http://tinyurl.com/bby7q
Jobst Brandt
> I was having difficulty getting tire clearance with my fender/tire
> combination. I finally managed to rig it with a combination of three hands
> and zip ties. The bike is a 2007 Surly Pacer, and tolerances were tight.
> Planet Bike is a good company, makes good products, and gives money back to
> cycling organizations. That's fine. But their fender mounting system could
> be much better. The problem, as I see it, is with the separate clip they use
> to mount to the brake bridge. It's difficult to put pressure on the clip to
> get the fender up while tightening the brake bolt. It would be much easier
> if the mounting tab was bolted to the fender, like SKS. My four zip tie
> situation doesn't look like the most professional set up, but I have no rub.
>
> Mike
As tough to mount as this? http://tinyurl.com/bby7q
Jobst Brandt