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More mudguard forming tricks here from Wake Robin.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CVFn2ECF5_J/?utm_medium=copy_link
More mudguard forming tricks here from Wake Robin.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CVFn2ECF5_J/?utm_medium=copy_link
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Thanks, that means I will probably have a local framebuilder drill through holes on the bridges so that I can use nylstop nuts instead of having to rely on loctite. A little less pretty but I don't want to have to use a q-tip and acetone each time I remove my mudguards.
@motoko : I've been looking for this article for a while, but I can't manage to find this issue in France (BQ 34 I believe?), and I don't think they're available online. Any chance you could tell me what JP Weigle recommends when it comes to leather washers? Does he put them between the mudguard and the bridge exclusively, or does he also put one under between the bolt and the mudguard?