Most bicycles don't come with fenders these days, but if you commute on a bike you know how important they are. Keeping dirt, mud, road salt and other grime off you and your bike will help you both last longer on the road. There are several things to consider when you want to buy bicycle fenders, including some you may not be aware of. But once you learn how to buy bicycle fenders by deciding exactly what type you need, you can purchase or order them at your local bicycle store or from an online vendor. more »

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Are you a tried and trued bicycle commuter who rides in whatever weather Mother Nature throws at you? Maybe you are an avid mountain biker who rides 10 months out of the year through any conditions. Whatever your passion, at some point you will be riding in conditions that are going get you wet, and whether you want to stay clean because you are on your way to work or because you just like it that way make no difference. You need fenders. Fenders that fit over your tires, especially your rear one will keep you drier and cleaner. Follow these steps to make your own flexible bicycle fenders for less than $3 apiece. more »