will these fenders shield stuff from getting on a kids trailer being pulled behind the bike?
1621929
As an owner of these the answer is no because the back is almost 180 degrees.
1621930
I don't think so. It will help but I think that water will still it the trailer being towed. After you install the fender you might went to customize a tire flap or mud flap. Enjoy your ride.
1621931
I don't think they would. They don't seem to go far enough back to fully cover the wheel. I would go with a metal set that goes halfway down the back of the wheel.
447584
I think that based on most front fenders I see, it might interfere. That said, I love the rack, and if I wasn't in love with the bike fenders, I would take them off to accommodate the rack.I feel I should add to this.... The manufacturer doesn't suggest that you tie off the back of the bike...but I bungee mine for added support...
1782304
I don't think it will work effectively because the fender tends to flare upwards when installed. The fender has a lot of flexibility when twisted but not when bent excessively.
810749
Do not believe so. My experience would not recommend any cover when towing as you risk damage to paint and cover. Enclosed trailer or open no cover. good luck
334997
We actually took our bikes behind our rv last week and it worked fine, we added a four inch bolted on hitch receiver and had receiver on top of bumper so there's no chance of bikes hitting when going over a bump.
864259
Probably not...also these rails are so easily removed by kids...I just took them off after a few days because I would find them in my daughter's crib after naps. I don't think they will fit over curves though, they are very stiff plastic.
1021604
Yes has a rubber back... but would not place on metal fender (if that's what you mean) still to dangerous
2244557
Yep. On my model (2013 STX), I had to put them over the fender flare, but doesn't affect performance. Look really good installed.
1701421
the cover has an elastic band that is continuous around the bottom. it fits pretty snugly if you pull it down to completely cover the wheels. I would have no problem towing it on a trailer with the cover on.
1242531
The cover goes to the ground. So if you only put the cable around the rim then yes.. But like mine I put the cable around the frame,wheel and post it does prevent the cover from hanging to the ground and covering the bike completely however there was enough cover for me to pull it down on the sides around the cable. But.. The rim is slightly exposed but I don't really care about that.
447585
I think that based on most front fenders I see, it might interfere. That said, I love the rack, and if I wasn't in love with the bike fenders, I would take them off to accommodate the rack. I feel I should add to this.... The manufacturer doesn't suggest that you tie off the back of the bike...but I bungee mine for added support...
1586122
I have about 1/8" clearance on my bike (a bit more on the back tire) and it works okay, but a little more would be good. They are excellent fenders.
203615
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.
1646958
They will move around if the only point of attachment is the straps over the railing. I positioned my fenders in front of the brackets that attach the pontoons to the bottom of the deck itself. After securing the straps at the top of the fenders, I looped rope through the side holes in the fenders, around the bracket on top of the pontoon, and snugged it down. The fenders will not move around or become dislodged with this extra attachment. IF the boat is not on the trailer you might have to get in the water to do this.
358465
I've left it on, but I haven't been concerned if marks might be made on my travel trailer bumper. I will say the rack is somewhat heavy; add bikes to it and the weight compounds. My guess is it will likely leave marks unless you are able to pad the bumper surface somehow.
44088
Mounting brackets will stop the bags from leaning on your fenders and keeps them from touching the wheels. I'm sure you can find them on Amazon. I would not spend much money on them. Nobody will see them as long as you have the bags on. Btw, the bags are very nice. I am happy with them.
472464
Probably depends on your bike (and width of tires) and how crafty you are when you take the front wheel off and put it by the rear tire/frame. I have big tires (beach cruiser) and there's no chance. I use a thick braided-steel cable in conjunction with this when I'm concerned with the area (I don't have quick release wheels).