wobbly front mudguard
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- banoffee
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wobbly front mudguard
rode my nc30 without earplugs yesterday and noticed a slight rattle over bumps - turns out to be the front mudguard. it's tight on the bolts however the plastic 'hoops' are slightly loose on the forks. any ideas on how to tweak them?
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Re: wobbly front mudguard
common, a good fix is to use clear silicone sealant, a thin smear on clean legs (the bikes not yours), then slide the white mounts over the top. wipe of excess, leave to set overnight, refit mudguard - jobs a fish !
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Re: wobbly front mudguard
and the other trick is to fill the potiental gap between the fork and the "hoop" with some ptfe tape or some electrical tape
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Re: wobbly front mudguard
cheers, as I suspected then :)
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Re: wobbly front mudguard
There are cheap pattern copies available (suggesting it is indeed a common problem!), but the quick fixes suggested above will probably work just as well.
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