SKSGermany Black Velo 65 Mountain - 29 Inch Set of Bicycle Mudguards (Default, Black)

After reading all reviews was a bit skeptical about these fenders, decided to try and in reality installation was fairly easy.Fenders are good.

It works well, but is tricky to install. Comes with a lot of pieces (to install in different bike frames), but the instructions are too minimalistic (even more than Ikea's), so you'll have to figure out which pieces go with your bike, and probably you'll also need some other tools that doesn't come in the package, like a 2mm and 5mm hex key, a saw, and some extra zip ties in my case. You'll probably need to cut the rear wheel fender so it fits well, and the front wheel rods. Also, be aware that for the front wheel you'll probably need to buy a pair of clamps to fix the rods to the fork of the bike.

I bought the SKS Velo 65 Mountain 29 fenders to finish off a bike build. The bike started out as a Fuji CX350 hybrid bike. I turned it into a touring bike capable of both paved roads and gravel. The bike turned out better than I could have imagined. The fenders look sick! They were a perfect addition to this build!

I had seen this fender set on someone else's Trek Mountain bike that was being used as a commuter bike. I also use mine as a commuter bike. I do not like the "fin" style fenders which is what is recommended for my bike. I got the name and manufacture of the fender set from the owner of the other bike. I found it on Amazon and ordered it. It took awhile to get because it came from Germany.The quality is excellent. The instructions are OK and include a picture set. They could be better. The instructions show how to adjust the fender supports to your bike's fit, if necessary. I had to adjust the front frame rods. Very easy. They fit and work.

This product was headache. The instructions unclear, unclear instructions online and missing pieces. The icing on the cake is they charged me the price of the item as a “restocking fee”. Never buying from them again.

Good quality, they are black I bought blue metallic tape to decorate the fenders. Thanks.

The mounting for the rear fender attached easily. I did drill 4 holes at the top and used some twist ties to secure it to the bike rack too. The front fender required an additional 9.99$ kit (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B08P25DTK4) to attach to the suspension since my bike did not have attachment point.

I bought these for my Specialized bike that I ride everyday... they are light, look durable and sturdy.They are easy enough to install... I had to modify the brace on the front fender to shorten it by 2inches because it stuck out too far and I kept kicking it while pedaling and turning. As you can see in the second pic it's closer to the tire and much more stable as well.I didn't need the brace for the rear fender... I used the rubber strip to fasten it to the rear rack.