Bolt Set for Fender Mounting – Rene Herse Cycles
Every bike is different when it comes to mounting fenders, so you'll need a few extra screws, washers and (sometimes) a nut. If you don't have a well-stocked supply, use this kit. It includes: 3 – M5 x 8 mm screws (attach fenders to bridges, Rinko nut) 4 – M5 x 10 mm screws (replace hex screws on R-clamps) 2 – large M5 washers (attach fenders to chain- and seatstay bridges) 1 – Tensiloc nut (if brake bridge has threaded stud, not a hole)
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