Genesis equilibrium mudguards
samsbike
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Hi, I want to buy some for my genesis, do I get the sks in 35mm?
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The SKS Chromoplastics are the de facto mudguard choice for bikes with eyelets; i have them on my Equilibrium. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the rear mudguard is on the short side and you'll probably want to fashion a mudflap for it if you ride in groups.
Other than that all you have to worry about is whether to go for silver or black.0 -
I went for :
SKS Chromoplastic Road Mudguard Set
Silver 700x20-28 - NarrowMy Marmotte 2012 Blog:
http://steve-lamarmotte2012.blogspot.com/
cervelo R5 VWD
Spesh Roubaix
Genesis Equilibrium
Spesh FSR Stumpy Expert
Spesh M4 Stumpy
Brompton SL2
Giant TCX
Canyon Grandcanyon 29er0 -
Just to add my 0.02c. The SKS P35 chromoplastics work fine.
The SKS "commuter"mudguards (which dont have the internal foil strips) will also fit but are a complete waste of time - the rear is cut too high (far higher even than the chromoplastics) and the rear mudguard stays (a double stay but at a single location) do not provide sufficient support along the length of the guard.
If you plan to use the threaded boss under the rear brake bridge (rather than the big silver clip that hangs from the brake pivot bolt) as the mid-point mount, the chromoplastics are more tolerant of having holes drilled in them'This week I 'ave been mostly been climbing like Basso - Shirley Basso.'0 -
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I've got these on my Equilibrium:
http://www.sks-germany.com/?l=en&a=product&r=mudguards&i=6208801430&BLUEMELS/
Size 35, fitted my own mudflaps.0 -
samsbike wrote:
They're the ones - also available in silver,
AFAIK, the SKS "Blumels" guards in the post above are solid plastic, the chromoplastics have a metal layer encased in plastic.
Your link shows them with a mudflap and a reflector, mine came without either'This week I 'ave been mostly been climbing like Basso - Shirley Basso.'0 -
Thanks LD0
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Thanks LD0