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Enve Fender mounting kit
Interesting solution for mounting fenders to bikes with no seatstay bridge. I don't see why it wouldn't work with other manufacturers' bikes.
This paired with some Axiom Framerunners or P clamps could be a solution for mounting fenders to pretty much any disc brake bike. Though I guess fork crown could be a barrier https://enve.com/products/fender-mount |
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Will be buying for my Caledonia for sure. The Cervelo mount sucks hard. this is a very elegant design for the seat stays. Looks super adjustable and agree should work with a bunch of bikes
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That bridge is clever, and the stickers they included are a nice touch… but I think that ish is gonna be very rattle prone.
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What makes them sucky? |
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Enve Fender mounting kit
What are the odds that the span needed by non-Enve bikes is the same?
Is there a similar widget for a chain stay bridge? iirc Santa Cruz had a similar plastic doodad for fendering the Stigmata |
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Basically impossible to take on and off without feeling like you're cutting into the clear coat. I just leave mine on year round, but it'd be nice to take the bridge off in the summer when I yank the fenders.
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Which fenders are you using? |
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Its a hoot that, given they've already added fender mounts elsewhere on the bike, they didn't just add a seastay bridge. Aesthetics? Weight? AeRo?
Its great it's an option and that it exists, I'm all for fendering bikes, but it seems like a bit of a design afterthought. |
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I’m more of a form follows function guy myself but… |
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yeah well i am pretty sure it will flex and move
and yeah same a bit after tough |
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