Fenders for my Ridgerider

[Deacon Blues]

Has anyone installed front and rear fenders on their Ridgerider? It doesn't look like an easy bolt-on.

 

[ROCebike]

Enjoyed the upgrade reviews from yourself and Wever. I'm debating a Ridge rider for my 6'2" and 230 lbs. What fender decision did you make?

Would SKS 28 inch Beavertail set work?

Does the frame have any mounting busses? If not I found an Axiom through axle mount support.

How about Pedego tech recommendations?

Thanks

 

[Trail Cruiser]

I think you can mount an aluminum fender without hassle.
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If you don't have mounting bosses for the front you can use this clamp.
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or a skewer mount.
http://www.axiomgear.com/img/sub-cat/full-coverage-fenders_1.jpg
You can just cut the excess lenght of the V stay with a bolt cutter to make it look better.

 

[Deacon Blues]

I bought an SKS Shockblade II for the front. I haven't tried the fender off road yet, but it works great on wet pavement. A fender closer to the tire would have been my first choice, but this fender works fine. It was also very easy to install.
On the rear I managed to install an old Pedego metal fender. I had to fabricate a few parts and it took me most of an afternoon, but I'm happy with the end result. I did have another old Pedego fender for the front, but after spending a couple of days trying to mount it I gave up and went with the SKS Shockblade.

 

[Trail Cruiser]

I bought an SKS Shockblade II for the front. I haven't tried the fender off road yet, but it works great on wet pavement. A fender closer to the tire would have been my first choice, but this fender works fine. It was also very easy to install.
On the rear I managed to install an old Pedego metal fender. I had to fabricate a few parts and it took me most of an afternoon, but I'm happy with the end result. I did have another old Pedego fender for the front, but after spending a couple of days trying to mount it I gave up and went with the SKS Shockblade.

Photos?

 

[Deacon Blues]