Will the bike accept full fenders?
1031721
It's a standard frame. Depending on the type of fender and how it attaches yes you can add fenders.
141596
I installed these fenders on a Trek 7000 with a suspension fork with no problem.
1164803
I mounted the fenders on a bike with 26 inch by 2 inch tires, and they fit perfect! If the 700c is the diameter of the tire, those fenders are made of plastic, and will stretch quiet a bit. I don't see any problem.
858717
I did not have an option to add fenders when I purchased. Great bike however.
1296325
YES, unless fenders have been replaced with earlier models fender, you are going to love them! Incidently Spyder is a good company to do business with, I have boughtbulbs and assemblies and when there is a problem they respond with service. Now when installing be sure you watch what wire goes where before unplugging and the plugs have a up and down
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.
1055843
They fit my 700 x 38s fine. I ride my bike pretty much every day and the fenders have no problems. Great buy. Hope this helps.
288694
All depends if your cruiser has lugs for mounting fenders on the frame. Those lugs are holes on top and threaded holes on the bottom of the fork in front and on the chain stay in the rear. Cruisers should be fitted for after-market fender mounting, but in case of doubt ask a bike shop or someone who has knowledge of those things. And yes, they'll fit 26" wheels with standard or MTB tires. If you have over sized tires (=very fat "Beach Cruiser tires") on your bike there might be some issues with the clearance, tough.
544666
I know it will fit the front fenders, I doubt they would fit on the back stepside. You can google and look for images.
1230103
I don't belive so. I'm running it with 32 inch tires no body lift. I get a tiny bit of rub when in at full flex crawling over a huge bolder. I trimmed the fenders and that solved the problem. With the body lift you should have an additional. .25 of an inch more space than me.
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.
755843
They sure will. There is plenty of clearance between the rail and the fender well. Took me about 45 min. to install both sides. Well worth the money.
1807311
Becky it will rear fender on seat post.great for wet roads. The front is tricky. Take. Front. Wheel off.tip bike over.look at center stem hole there. If front wont fit take one of the washer off fender.tighten you good to go.ps two snaps on fender takes fender off when not in dirt or wet roads. Have fun
1530164
The fender is no more than 1.5mm thick, and you zip tie it up hard against the brake pivot. There is a small foam disk to use between the two which looks to be less than 1.5mm as well. So, even with both you should be OK, but you do have the option of leaving the disk out if you need to.
1787367
They sure will with plenty of clearance. I'm running them with 28's on a Soma ES with long reach brakes. Main concern is that your fork has enough width to accommodate these fenders as they are nice and wide.
1671697
Yes, the rails are just short of the fender liners once installed. You will still have adequate space for the splash guards.
2249639
First, look at your tires and determine their width. The size is marked on the tires. If the width is not over 35mm, the 45mm fenders should work for you. --- You can also call Planet Bike. They are very helpful.