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Question: I have a 2002 "Cannondale 900" with 700 X 28c tires. Would these be too big, or would they fit alright?
Document: Came with two missing bolts in the package. It is good I had two similar bolts hanging around my house otherwise it would have been an extra trip to the hardware store for me. (2 stars off just for that)They don't fit my Specialized Tri-cross bike which is not a big deal. I put them on on my wife's Shwinn hybrid bike with 700C 38 mm tires and they work fine.
full coverage for my 700x32 tires. i replaced the supplied phillips head hardware with hex bolts, no big deal- most aftermarket accessories have junk hardware
I put these on my Cannondale road bike after I was caught in the rain a couple of times and my shoes / feet were soaked and my back was striped with muck. I have 700c x 28 commuter tires. The fenders are a perfect match and the mud flaps help a lot. Now that they are on the bike it doesn't slip into the bike rack as well, but it has not been a problem so far (1 month).
I had to remove the rear fender bottom clip by drilling out two of the brass rivets so I could screw the fender directly to my frame The clip was in the way). I think the fenders are intended for a round cross bar at the kickstand and it would just clip on, but the Cannondale has a large crossbar that has a threaded hole at this location and I was able to screw it directly to the frame.
So far they have performed to all expectations,  ease of installment for me was ok, expected problems due to the lack of purchase information, but as luck would have it they where on front and back in less than an hour. When the tires sling little rocks and debris you can hear it skittering around the polycarbonite fenders, first few times this happened I kept stopping thinking my adjustment was wrong, but its just normal.
I've had these fenders for a few years now and love them! When I bought them, I was a little worried that they would flex and rub the tires, but after years of tough use they're still rigid and I've had no rubbing issues. I'm tough on my bike- it's a hybrid/comfort bike and I sometimes take it down stone steps at the park and over roots on dirt trails. I've had no problems with the fenders at all, and would recomend them to anyone!
I knocked a star off because they don't list the fender width. I figured that "Fits 700C Road" meant that it would fit my 700C bike, but they are 10mm too wide.Nice sturdy fenders though...
Depending on the bike you have, some of the screws and bracket will be hard to install. I had to bent the bracket that's supposed to clip at  the bottom of the rear fender in order for it to fit. The screws must be of poor precision too because some would fit nice and other hardly turned in the same holes on my bike. The fenders themselves look great, they aren't too obvious which is great not to attract attention (I live in a high theft city).
In my case, the rare fender would not fit my frame to bolt it to the frame properly.The installation took about a half an hour with my wife helping me to hold the fenders aligned properly.
Easy to install, sturdy and good looking. I am quite satisfied. One issue on my bike related to installation was the fact that I had to remove the rear wheel in order to access a screw. Not a big problem but it took a little extra time.
Answer: no