I have those fenders on my Peter Mooney touring/commuting bike with 26" wheels. My tires are 26x1.3". When I run my 26x1.5" tires, I have to remove the fenders. Not sure which model mine are, but they measure 60 mm across. I had to cut notches into the fenders for the fork blades and brake calipers. Turned out the neatest way to cut the notches was with a round file. The chromoplastic is soft enough to file through fairly easily. I could post pictures of mine if it helps.
I wouldn't use the ones made for 700c wheels. The curvature will be wrong even if you force it with the stays.
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04-28-2009, 07:14 PM #4
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Last edited by DebW; 04-28-2009 at 07:18 PM.
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