Fortunately

Fortunately I was out in the garage until almost 1am installing fenders on the Unit.

Took it for a test ride around the neighborhood. 

Noticed that the neighbors had their garbage cans out.

Realized I should put mine out too or it would be overflowing by next week Thursday. 



Bought the fenders via squarebike.com last spring, but didn't feel the need to install them until now.

Great prices, nice guys, small shop and free shipping.  

Not my LBS, but not a big box store either so my conscious didn't mind supporting them.  Took good care of me when USPS lost the first set of fenders.

Fat Bike, Fat Fender

DIY downtube fender for a fat bike

Defender of the CrossCheck

I put studs on the CrossCheck this weekend. The last of my three bikes that will get studded this year. I also tossed the Bridgestone in the shed seeing as it won't see pavement until next spring. Now I just need to get studs on one or two of Mrs' bikes and we'll have completed our seasonal change over.

While I had the wheels off I decided to pull the fenders off the CrossCheck for the time being. Riding this past week in temps that were in the neighborhood of 15 deg below zero splashing water and spray seem like they will be of little concern for at least the next four or five months, and its nice to see cleaner lines on the bike for a while. Besides I still have the rear rack on to prevent a mudstripe up my backside if I do get caught out in some sloppy conditions

I'm Busy, but Here Is a Photo

Happy Monday

Spring?

Studded tires are off the CrossCheck

New rear fender is on

Extra long dorky mudflud is installed on the front fender


Bring on the slop

-Bikesnob says it best