Vanmoof No 3 Replacement Mudguards
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Sounds easy, but you need to modify the new rear mudguard.
The most time consuming step is to buy the mudguards. This sounds easy except
- Vanmoof don't list the mudguards. Email Vanmoof support and they'll create a special sales link. You need to buy the M2/M3 mudguards which can be made to fit.
- They only ship to certain countries (why, it’s just postage?). It took 6 months to pick mine up !!
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Make sure you get 2 mudguards, one set of stays that are straight for the rear, and a second that have a bend. Also make sure you have the two rear connection pieces.
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You need to cut both sides of the mudguard so it can fit between the chain stays, and drill a new hole to attach to the bottom of the frame.
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The rear mudguard will need to be cut at the front.
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First cut at parallel to the bottom about 16mm long
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Second cut is 7mm in from the rounded edge
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Bend the edges over so you make a rounded lip
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
