Is my rear fender sufficient? Is that sufficient or will I need a rear rack in addition to the fender?
284169
I don't have this set of baskets yet, but I've got them on order. The description says that the baskets mount to a rack, which is definitely not the same as a fender. And even if you can rig up some way to mount it to a fender, fenders are pretty light-weight and not meant to bear any weight. Probably collapse the fender as soon as you put any load in the baskets.
504073
It should be just fine. Rear sites all sit at the same level so I don't see any reason why yours would have issues. Hope this helps.
257232
The front of the bike would most likely be more sturdy than the back attachment to the fender which constantly needs to be adjusted. I advise against buying this bicycle if you intend on carrying anything on it. It is more or less for riding around a suburban neighborhood. It is not a street/commuter bike which they market it as.
1857998
Your fender is likely to be the only area of concern. I had a 97 RK and it worked fine. I bought a 13 StreetGlide and the gate that flips up in the back was RFC to the fender. I took off the gate and it works perfect. When you load the bike for tie down best to have a helper set the front straps. If you let it lean over and get off to do it yourself you will as a minimum mar your rotors or spring? bend? one as a possibility. I mounted the thing on a sheet of 1" plywood, pulled my p/u 5th wheel hitch out, notched the ply so I could strap right to the 5th wheel rails left in the bed. Works perfectly. Can send a pix if you like. Best value I have seen in this kind of wheel chock
1603106
Yes. The rear rack comes with the bike and it is installed when I got my 2nd one about a couple of months ago.
1663127
You need a smooth, outside surface...don't think inside the fender will work.
1555243
There is a bolt at the bottom bracket that attaches to the very front of the fender. You might be able to zip tie it to the chain stays. If you don't secure it up front I think it will be too unstable. They are nice on my Surly commuter bike.
837064
The fenders and suspension seat post are included standard on this model. The rear carrier is an accessory purchased separately.
782643
I see what you mean, But on my frame I don 't seem to have holes, back or front. This frame is especially suited for single speed/fixed gear use: usually built-up without fenders. If you want a fender on this frame, I'd use matching fenders, which are fenders that are bolted on directly to the axle, as used to be customary before the "one size fit all" adjustable fenders. Hammered ones would be nice. This frame also exists with other dropouts: maybe worth looking at to compare?
184287
Hello, This bike does allow you to attach a rear rack, Thanks for your question
2121890
You will need to get additional mounting brackets. I would recommend the Kettler Rear Bicycle basket. I replaced my Wald with the Kettler and could not be happier
1558963
The rear rack is a separate accessory. What you see in the picture is exactly what you get. Also, there are no wheel guards either. Hope that helps!
1586122
I have about 1/8" clearance on my bike (a bit more on the back tire) and it works okay, but a little more would be good. They are excellent fenders.
811713
Fits on my cruiser, but your rear fender will be the final judge as each cruiser has a little different design...sorry dont have the brand of my bike handy either.
1988709
Yes and Yes. Any standard fender can be installed on this bike. It uses standard attachment points for fenders. The frame also has standard attachment points for a rear rack.
1025192
No because this set is 3 on a side. Fenders are all inline. So you would need a set of inline 6
1105280
To what I am able to see on images of your type of motorcycle, you should be OK and not have to relocated them. However, without having your motorcycle to test fit, I can't guarantee it. Please take the measurements available and measure your fender to ensure proper clearance.