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I did a shake down ride through the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington after installing new fenders and a front rack. I’ve built many bicycles and a couple of wheels but fitting full fenders is the most annoying thing I’ve ever done to a bike!
*I forgot to mention they’re the large 700c SKS Blumels
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I did a shake down ride through the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington after installing new fenders and a front rack. I’ve built many bicycles and a couple of wheels but fitting full fenders is the most annoying thing I’ve ever done to a bike!
*I forgot to mention they’re the large 700c SKS Blumels