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Question: Will they work with quick release wheels?
Document: I'm on my second set of these fenders. My first rear fender broke in half on a 110 degree day back in July. My tires are 26x2.3 and they fit snug under these fenders. They are light, quick-release, and do not rattle audibly. Just don't believe Planet Bike when they say these are unbreakable. They are great fenders, though.
I also have a small frame with 26 in. wheels. A larger bike may be more accommodating.
go on quick look good and they do the job.I added a mudflap on the front fender for extra protection.
The fender material itself is good (that why I gave it 2 stars), the mounting hardware is not. The description states: "Quick-adjusting stainless steel hardware is pre-installed for hassle-free mounting".The hardware is painted steel (support beams, and attachment tabs), the screws and nuts are painted steel (2) and chromed (4). It will definitely rust.
These went on my Trek 3700 "hardtail" style mountain bike with very little effort. I've heard tales of woe from people struggling for hours to get their fenders mounted and finally giving it up to let a shop take care of it, and that wasn't my experience with these. It was less than half an hour after I flipped my bike upside down and put it on the table to when I was remounting the wheels for a test ride.
I have an older (80's)Peugot Urban Express (26" wheels). The only thing I had to do was shorten the stays using bolt cutters. I was able to mount the fenders underneath my reflectors and did not have to go to the hardware store for anything. The rear fender doesn't match the curve of my rear wheel (No Biggie). I've bumped and banged them quite a bit (in and out of my apartment, elevator, secure doors, ect..) no problems.
However, even with the cable ties, these fenders work wonders for keeping your back dry in the rain.
But this is the reason I got fenders in the first place. Work clothes + Mud = Bad day.
Bought these for the wife's bicycle an they work perfectly. Installation took a minute to figure out in a couple of spots, but once on they're nice and sturdy.
I've put this on my bike last month.Was easy to install and is holding down water and mud perfectly.This is helping me great for my daily commutes to work.
Answer: yes