will caliper brakes get in the way of the installation of these fenders?
382730
Usually not. For example, with Shimano Ultegra 10 speed era caliper brakes, the 35 millimeter fenders will work fine, so long as the clearance between tire and frame is sufficient, and so long as the tire isn't too wide (I'd recommend 25 millimeter or 23 millimeter tire, and 28 millimeter may even work in some cases).
382731
Most bikes have caliper brakes. This will not get in the way of those brakes as long as you have the right size. If you are referring to disc brakes, I don't know. I don't have disc brakes on my bicycle.
1663127
You need a smooth, outside surface...don't think inside the fender will work.
346953
I think the radius will be different therefore the fender and tire may look mismatched.
2121077
I really don't think they will, as I recall fender flares is a problem, but you could check with dealer at parts dept. sorry hope it helps..
843848
You need to center the calipers with a dished wheel. They don't come perfectly centered from the factory.
927705
No problems, just make sure that you follow the brake in procedure in the instructions and everything should be fine.
940549
Hi jeff. I own a 2003. I didnt install cause they didnt fit right on the front and my wheel weights are mounted on the inside of the rim and they would hit the covers. Think they were a waste of money. Either paint your calipers or somewhat more expensive replace them. I think they would have looked cheap if they would fit.
275928
I would think so - depending on the curve of your fender, I wouldn't see why not. They're really good quality.
1958214
You need to remove it and make a small cut on the inside of the fender. Here are full installation instructions: http://www.omix-ada.com/instructions/17756.20.pdf
447584
I think that based on most front fenders I see, it might interfere. That said, I love the rack, and if I wasn't in love with the bike fenders, I would take them off to accommodate the rack.I feel I should add to this.... The manufacturer doesn't suggest that you tie off the back of the bike...but I bungee mine for added support...
685648
I put the brackets on the fender and then the shims between those brackets and the backrest brackets. Hope that helps you.
1470297
To be clear... I said "allowing for a couple inches caliper clearance to the outside". Meaning after my calipers are installed there is still a couple inches to the inside of spokes...
2229498
Yes they should. These brake pads are designed for you type of brake caliper.
54914
As I know, they are pre-bleed, and are very very easy to install, you can do it by yourself, seeing some videos in youtube will help you to adjust them, I paid for the installation of mine and got a bad job done... from that moment I check them myself. look they are good brakes, they must be very soft to grip'em at the first 100-200 miles, wait and be patience, if you bleed it intenting to solve what you think it's a problem, you may need to get some brake fluid out of the calipers....hope I was helpful
1263531
I would say NO , the front wheels are centered and if you moved the rears the brakes would be useless.
1958217
the curve side piece is taking off 1 small cut on the inner lip of the fender and the air intake takes the place of the curve piece the one thing that I recommend and that I did was to install a piece of 3/8 hoes behind the new air intake at the windshield side to keep mud from being trapped.I'm going to give an email if someone wants a picture or to contact me because I think it hands down beats are be and can be return to stock very easily without any holes in the side of your fender. Questions ? pfistertj@AOL.com. I will send you a picture of the fender cut if you want.
1334589
All you need to make sure is that the guard covers the tire that protrudes past the fender. I have 20" wheels on my truck and the guards aren't as wide as the tires, but they protect the paint behind the wheel which is what they are supposed to do.