Fender attaches to the seat tube of most bikes and can attach to the seat post of any bike
Length is adjustable with simple knob
Durable, all-weather polymer
Fits most bikes, even BMX
Description
Design meets function with this unique quick-attach rear Spoiler Fender (#7030). This fender attaches to most bikes, including BMX, by either attaching to the seat tube (and around the seat stays) or to the seat post. This low-profile fender is fast and easy to install. It also has a built in sliding extender for maximum coverage.
Product Details
Product Length:
15.0 inches
Product Width:
4.7 inches
Product Height:
3.2 inches
Product Weight:
0.4 pounds
Package Length:
17.6 inches
Package Width:
4.6 inches
Package Height:
3.0 inches
Package Weight:
0.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 2 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 2 customer reviews )
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
great fender in a small package Mar 30, 2009
By Lk Studios Inc
"singlespeed"
this is a great fender that attaches low and sleek. it is great looking and i leave it on all the time. if it's wet our or raining, just turn the knob and extend the fender out for full coverage. love it.
2 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Derailleur cable's tube interferes with installation May 16, 2009
By East Coaster
"Back Bay"
Apparently designers had forgotten that some (if not most) seat tubes have derailleur cables exactly in the place where the spoiler must be attached.
Of course there are numbers of workarounds: from building your own adapter to smooth contacting areas to state of the art duct tape and zip tie solutions.
My spoiler will be attached to the bottom side of the bike rack. Telescopic spoiler that extends from underneath the rack - what could be more handy on rainy days?
based on 2 reviews
great fender in a small package Mar 30, 2009
By Lk Studios Inc
"singlespeed"
Derailleur cable's tube interferes with installation May 16, 2009
By East Coaster
"Back Bay"
