Is it possible to install fenders on this one?
2044487
Not that I can see, but if you have a creative mind I'm sure you can come up with something. I attached a carry rack to the back of mine. It is the type that just attaches to the seat post (Clean and simple) and serves a dual purpose, as it protects my back from getting wet if I go through puddles. Half the fun of riding this monster is getting a little dirty. LOL
2044488
Good question - I own this bike and desire fenders, but do not yet have them! I have found that (1) fat bike fenders are fairly expensive, and (2) there are some pretty tight clearances, both on the front fork and the overlap between the foot on pedal and the front tire during turns. I was thinking of doing something DIY but have not gotten around to it yet. I will report back if I am able to work something out!
1025193
If your fender guitar has three tuners per side and the holes of the locking machine heads match the existing holes you should have no problem. If necessary, you could drill new screw holes on your guitar provided the new tuners cover the existing holes.
257231
You can add a basket to either front or back. You will have to mount the front light on the fender to use a smaller basket though.
307142
you can get fenders that just clip on to the seat post and the front on ebay for like $5-10 bucks a pair
76810
Front, yes. Rear, I dont know. I've never seen a fixie with fenders though.
1901753
Standard fenders are 3". These are 6".Look great! You can even use your existing hardware.
489320
Not sure - you may want to contact Fender directly, or call your local music store.
925408
Yes it is possible, places for bolts are there plugged with a plastic cover. FYI: I ride through NYC in my suit (though not in rain) and I never had problems with dirt. Unless you are planning to ride in rain you really don't need fenders (bike is so much cooler without them)
1936834
I really do not know if you can or not, but I would not because there is are no fenders.
529883
Maybe, but why dont you put a lift in? They would be very close to rubbing and if you hit a big enough bump the would bottom out on your fenders. If you don't want a serious &expensive; lift check out zone.
2200677
The back fender is already attached, but can be removed (one bolt holds it in place), and the front fender doesn't need to be added if you don't want it there.
1396193
Yes, very easy. jack up vehicle and remove the rear wheel (supporting vehicle with stands). remove the inner fender cover by removing the approx 10 clips. Unbolt upper and lower bolt. Installation is the reverse. I used an impact gun on the bolts, however if you dont have one, a breaker bar should suffice.
1580592
No, but installation is doable...see U-tube by this guy... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrUUgnvPoEg
370720
If yur planning to put them in yurself yu should really remove your fender an see if theres anything you can bolt or weld the hinges on. If there is not yur going to have a hard time installing, but i can be done
1782304
I don't think it will work effectively because the fender tends to flare upwards when installed. The fender has a lot of flexibility when twisted but not when bent excessively.
813815
You could TRY to do that...doubtful it would come anywhere near as nice as this one. Then there is the fact this was issued by Fender as a special , limited run package. That alone adds extra worth to the guitar. But imo, the guitar itself is of such quality through and through, that is the top reason if you needed some kind of justification, etc...The frets in particular feel a bit larger and more comfortable than a stock MIM tele to me.
2251147
They don't make this particular fender in the right size for your bike. Try a planet bike beaver tail or downtube fender.