need fenders for my bike ... can you tell me which one?

[FuckRx]

it's one of those cheap foldable bikes but man i love the bike!
need fenders for front and rear, any suggestions?

[dragoncar]

All imgs brkn

[FuckRx]

should be fixed now...
i'm debating ordering online but don't want to get the wrong stuff...

[TrMama]

Your images still aren't showing up.

What size wheels does the bike have? How much coverage do you want? Do you ride the bike in the snow?

[FuckRx]

lets try this

[FuckRx]

the tires are 26"
i only ride in the rain/little tiny mud ...
no snow...

[the fixer]

What do the dropouts where the wheels attach to the frame and fork look like? There should be tiny threaded screw holes nearby for attaching fender stays or a rack. You probably have them in the back, but it's common for some bikes to be missing the front ones. That restricts the types of front fenders you can get. The pics on this page should make it clear what you're looking for: http://phred.org/~alex/bikes/quick-release-fenders.html

The best fenders generally are full coverage, that hug the tire tightly for the entire top half, like these: http://americancycleandfitness.com/product/sks-b53-commuter-ii-164282-1.htm?variations=51215&gclid=CPrDgNfm77wCFRRufgodNSQABg They usually come in a set for front and back, but the open question is whether you'd be able to mount the front one.

[Eric]

What do the dropouts where the wheels attach to the frame and fork look like? There should be tiny threaded screw holes nearby for attaching fender stays or a rack. You probably have them in the back, but it's common for some bikes to be missing the front ones. That restricts the types of front fenders you can get. The pics on this page should make it clear what you're looking for: http://phred.org/~alex/bikes/quick-release-fenders.html

The best fenders generally are full coverage, that hug the tire tightly for the entire top half, like these: http://americancycleandfitness.com/product/sks-b53-commuter-ii-164282-1.htm?variations=51215&gclid=CPrDgNfm77wCFRRufgodNSQABg They usually come in a set for front and back, but the open question is whether you'd be able to mount the front one.

I ride an old POS mountain bike with no eyelets on the front.  I used zip ties to secure my front fender to the bottom of my fork.  It's not the greatest, but they stay in place and I think I've only broken one in about 4 months.  (and of course I carry extras with me so I can replace a broken one in 5 seconds)  So all is not lost if you have no front eyelets.

[FuckRx]

i actually do have the little eyelets on the front forks. any suggestions  where to look for the fenders?

[Russ]

a bike shop. that's what they're for, especially since you have so many questions.

[Thegoblinchief]

SKS Dashblade would work well for your size bike.

[CanuckExpat]

i actually do have the little eyelets on the front forks. any suggestions  where to look for the fenders?

This is the set I got for my bike: http://amzn.to/T5gyE2
They work well enough, and the price is right. The installation was straightforward, but adjusting it to make it align perfectly is a bit of a pain, I think that's always the case with fenders...

You'd pick the right size for your bike depending on if you have a road bike, hybrid or mountain bike.

[FuckRx]

i actually do have the little eyelets on the front forks. any suggestions  where to look for the fenders?

This is the set I got for my bike: http://amzn.to/T5gyE2
They work well enough, and the price is right. The installation was straightforward, but adjusting it to make it align perfectly is a bit of a pain, I think that's always the case with fenders...

You'd pick the right size for your bike depending on if you have a road bike, hybrid or mountain bike.

i liked the SKS, thanks for the recommendation.
those wraparound ones might be better though and can't beat the price, thought i'd have to spend more than that.
muchas gracias

[Emg03063]

http://www.instructables.com/tag/type-id/?sort=none&q=Bike+fenders