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1Up should do a better job on explaining usage with fenders. There seems to be a lot of fender anxiety out there. All I can say is I've used this rack for 18 months with no issues whatsoever. Here are the requested photos. The second one shows the contact with the fender. All the measurements...

Didn't we just go through all this on your previous thread ??

Did a short road trip to Wenatchee Washington, rented an ebike and did the Apple Capital Loop Trail which circles around the Columbia River. Beautiful ride. The bike was a Momentum which was pretty good but no Gazelle......

Same one as yours, DJI mini 2. Easy to throw in the Topeak and is a nice add-on to those bike/photo adventures. Seems to be the go to drone for photography. I'm not that interested in video but I've found that even a screen grab from a 4K vid makes a pretty good still which certainly gives a...

Crossing the footbridge at Elgin Heritage Park in South Surrey.

You've inspired me to go out and get a drone. Seems to go well with tripping around all over the place on an electric bike. Did my first test flight yesterday and got out and took a few photos today. This is from my ride down the Semiahmoo Trail in South Surrey:

Does look nicer but U-Haul will only do the type 1. Besides, sounds way too complicated to install :

The Mazda 3 will only take the 1.25 inch class1 hitch. My Gazelle is just under 50 lbs with the battery removed and I only carry one bike. 1up's site states that each bike ( up to 3 ) can be up to 50 lbs so you would be ok with your hitch.

Might want to clean that lens.......... :cool:

Amazing resolution on those drone photos. Mind sharing your setup info ??

Along the way you could stop at the Roadkill Cafe until they closed it.

On the Fort to Fort Trail, part of the Trans-Canada Trail system. I ended at Tavistock Point in Fort Langley

Like you I was totally concerned about whether the 1Up would cause fender damage and found it difficult to get any info on that subject. All I can say is that in my case it's a non-issue and the ease of use sealed the deal for me. I also liked the fact that it's modular so if your only hauling...

No duty on made in USA items, part of NAFTA. Whether you have to pay the taxes depends on the person letting you through at the border, sometimes they make you pay sometimes they don't. If it's shipped to Canada the taxes are automatically added to the brokerage fees. I think I paid around...

I have the 1Up with the fender guard and use it with my Gazelle which has fenders. Never had an issue . Also, if you're close to the border have it shipped to the US and pick it up. Shipping is much cheaper and you'd avoid the horrendous brokerage fee that the courier charges.

Checking out the Lummi Island Artist Tour.

Isn't that why we ride electric bikes. :cool:

Yesterday's bike ride on 0 Avenue in Langley BC. The US is on the left and Canada is on the right. Second photo is the same spot in the winter.

Wrong city, wrong country, wrong continent. I'm in South Surrey which is part of the greater Vancouver Canada region.