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Hilariously foolish! "rob this is a rad idea. i really like it. i bet if you bought a can of spray glue (3m super 77) and some felt, you could line the inside and virtually eliminate the noise, which might be fine for a 30 minute ride, but could drive you nuts on 50 milers." who rides 50miles...

never seen a bender that bends a continuous radius- youll always have ends to cut- unless you have a jig, etc. A conventional bender is only made to work one radius... dont forget the shot or lots of sand-

NEVR_DUL is the standard, find it at your local hardware store- it is a miracle product that chrome looks largely gone- I would clean it up, maybe put a coat of wax on, and go. Stem, post, etc where they contact other metal I would suggest removing the chrome all together. to remove chrome...

factory fender- mounts behind axle- I removed and cut off the extra length on the reflector screw, but ended up taking it off all together just reshaped the fender- all seems to be go- now it is up to how much noise my wife minds- it is for her.

round mounting holes- no brace mounted so fender rests on tire perhaps drill to move the brace mount point on the fender? It looks great without the brace...

there are separate fender mount positions on the drop-outs

Just completed a BSA project- 26" to 700c conversion- Everything fits well enough to work with, however, the tail of the rear fender likes to hug the tire- not bad, in fact it's pretty nice, but, there is some catching- any thoughts? I was considering fastening a piece of industrial felt with...