Fenders??

[jimboalee]

I was looking for a short pair of racing FENDERS in ALUMINUM or plastic that REPLICATES the COLOR of ALUMINUM

Not SKS raceblades, the old type just to keep the cr*p off the brakes
T

Halves.

http://www.cyclerepairman.co.uk/Roa...emells-origonals-1980s-for-road-bikes/606.htm

Not your colour but these are those.

 

[Joe24]

Or bodge with P-clips, which is quite do-able.

I've never understood why Americans call them fenders either. But then I don't understand a lot of things about many Americans...

If you have clearence. Which, like on my other fixed, i didnt so couldnt.

 

[skwerl]

Halves.

http://www.cyclerepairman.co.uk/Roa...emells-origonals-1980s-for-road-bikes/606.htm

Not your colour but these are those.

used to be called flint catchers as well, right? Most 70s/early 80s road bikes came with them. Made of aluminium

 

[Arch]

used to be called flint catchers as well, right? Most 70s/early 80s road bikes came with them. Made of aluminium

No, as I understand it, a flint catcher is a little scraping device that fits over the tyre at the back and pops out any embedded bits before they get a change to be rolled over again..

 

[Randochap]

I was looking for a short pair of racing FENDERS in ALUMINUM or plastic that REPLICATES the COLOR of ALUMINUM

Not SKS raceblades, the old type just to keep the cr*p off the brakes
T

Just to confuse things, most Canadians call mudguards fenders and aluminium aluminum ... but we spell colour like this. And when I did, my American-designed browser spellcheck flagged it (and aluminium) with a red underline.

You probably notice all those "Zs" in place of "S" as well.

We Canucks are orthographic hybrids.