where does the hardware attach the fenders to the rear wheels?
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1st of all you must swivel the chrome brackets on the fenders to set for righr or left wheel. the brackets then attach to tabs on each side of the wheels with a bolt and nut.
1274221
There should be a bracket on the both side of the wheel. The bracket is on the rear axial.
1274222
There are screw holes in the frame, located behind the rear wheels. Installation is very easy. Hope this helps! If not, contact me again.
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Hello. I just checked the mounting location on my trike, but it is on a modified bracket. However, if I remember correctly the fenders mounts are set up for an eyelet just above the axle. The mounts are a heavy chrome type that mount on the inside of the of wheel only. Smiles, Marc.
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They come attached so you can "throw over" your rear fender or you can go to vikingbags.com to buy mount brackets.
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They mount on a bracket where your brakes mount. The screw that keeps your brakes in place is where you would mount the fenders(front and back).
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On the rear wheel fender with the hook on it.. it hooks into the seat post right behind the crank, and then it bolts into where the rear brake would bolt.. and thats about it for the rear. For the front fender, it bolts into the rear of the fork, most forks have that mounting hole. I didnt use it because i installed a mudguard to the bottom of the frame.
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No. It would be very difficult to attach these racks to a fender. In addition, the fender would likely bend and collapse. These racks are designed to use with a rear rack.
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I wouldn't you would need to remove the fenders and keep in mind that the wheels have only one nut holding it onto the hub.
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the fenders bolted to the existing axle shaft nuts. The only extra bolt required is one on top of the rear fender. It is not supplied, but any small bolt will work. Some bikes do not even require it's use. The cross supports are sufficient to hold the fender securely. After a few years, (I don't really know how many at this point), the fender are still solid and look as good as they ever have.
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It attaches to the hitch in the rear and over 2 bolts behind the rear wheels
107128
I'm prety sure the front and rear wheels are the same. If my memory is correct there is a drive gear type of insert that goes into the wheels you mount on the back.
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The rear. I actually purchase some generics flat ones from autozone and mounted them to the front and the look very good.
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This item has studs on the back which go through the grille and is retained by speed nuts. This item can be found on Quirkparts.
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it might be talking about the little white parts you use to put the wheels on. For the most part it is all together when you get it. You have to attach the front wheels.
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The rear wheel does accept a screw on casette, as I had one installed on mine. As for the composition of the rims, i do not know.
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Front yes, but Rear, Unless you fabricate them there isn't a specific place to attach it.
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There is a bolt at the bottom bracket that attaches to the very front of the fender. You might be able to zip tie it to the chain stays. If you don't secure it up front I think it will be too unstable. They are nice on my Surly commuter bike.
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There are two tubes on the bottom of the carrier that the wheel axels slide into. There shouls be a couple clips that then hold these in place; simmilar to cauter pins.
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Rear wheels only. There are off-brand flaps for the front wheels but they don't look as nice. These no the other hand look fantastic.