Mudguards for Cannondale Synapse

Hi Folks,
Looking for a little advice on what mudguards I can fit to my Cannondale Synapse?
I'm intending to use it for commuting and was hoping to get away without them for a bit but, well summer doesn't really seem to know what its doing so should probably invest in some!
Still new to cycling so can anyone recommend a set that will fit under the brake calipers? Preferably ones that can be removed and put on easily enough to suit the weather.
Thanks in advance.
Looking for a little advice on what mudguards I can fit to my Cannondale Synapse?
I'm intending to use it for commuting and was hoping to get away without them for a bit but, well summer doesn't really seem to know what its doing so should probably invest in some!
Still new to cycling so can anyone recommend a set that will fit under the brake calipers? Preferably ones that can be removed and put on easily enough to suit the weather.
Thanks in advance.
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http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-t ... Googlebase
Or SKS race blades will fit
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-t ... KSAMUDR250
If it's an earlier model, or the carbon version, then as above advice.
Its a 2011 Alu Synapse.
I looked on the Cannondale website to see if it gave any info regarding the clearance provided, but didnt think its that great a site.
Dou you think the difference in length will make much difference. I had actually seen the Raceblades somewhere before, it would be good for them to be put on or whipped off easily.
Easier to fit and more effective than the Cruds. Doesn't take that long to take them off.
Watch this space
Just tried fitting full set of SKS mudguards to my Cannondale Synapse tonight. You have to push the mudguard through the chain stays and it will just fit (the chain stays bulge slightly where they meet the frame).
Then loop a cable tie through the mounting hole in the mudguard which would normally bolt to the chainstay bridge.. Then loop a second cable tie through first tie and round the chain stay. Then tighten everything. Nothing rattles and it seems held in place - but a road trial will have to wait until the spring. You have to use two ties so that the tie that goes through the bolt hole is flush with the mudguard and doesn't rub. I also had to shorten one of the mudguard supports by about 5 mm as it was too long.
Let me know how you get on - there may be a better solution but this seems to work.
Mark
May or may not be of help but SKS say they will have their new "Long" Raceblades to UK distributors towards the end of January:
http://www.sks-germany.com/?l=en&a=prod ... ds&i=11014
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