Kashimax rain tail
This is a great idea! best looking fender i’ve seen for sure. pick one up at Chari & Co.
TweetThis is a great idea! best looking fender i’ve seen for sure. pick one up at Chari & Co.
TweetWritten By: Chris Butcher
Jan 18, 2012 | design, miscellaneous, parts & components, photos, products, track
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AUTHORS
Zach Hoffner
Chris Clappe
Tyler Johnson
Jacob Ruff
Marcus Aguirre
FLOW TEAM
Steven Jensen
Mike Chacon
Jamil Gray
Daniel Velasco
MECHANIC
Tre Wideman

Ooooff, sorry but i hate this.
It looks cool but how much water is it really going to stop? Especially on a track bike with a jacked up seat post. Has anyone used it?
i always have a thin strip of mud/water going up my back from riding. this would help for sure. the fact that it contracts was the most appealing to me though.
In my opinion a conversion with metal fenders is the way to go
http://www.bikequarterly.com/images/Hersefixed.jpg
but yes, on a trackytrack bike this would probably help a little
could come in handy in a place like Seattle where it can unexpectedly rain at any moment. It probably isn’t the most effective, but it’s more useful than no fender at all. Just having a hidden fender that stays with the bike is a novel idea in itself.
Smart idea! Would be great for Melbourne too, where we literally have 4 seasons in one day!
Pacific NorthWest:
SpeedEZ road with full length buddy flaps ziptied on to the track bike.
dry ass and feet FTW