Fenders only (left); Fenders and Rear Rack (right) |
Mang Nestor hadn't installed one yet, but I had faith in him. I was lucky he wasn't working on any bike that Saturday afternoon. He took one long look at the instructions and then proceeded to uninstall my rear L-fender.
He had no difficulty in taking the L-fender out. The challenge was installing the rear carrier assembly. Many nuts and bolts that went to god-knows-where. I'm glad it was Mang Nestor doing this 'coz if it were me, I would've gone insane with the installation.
After a few minutes of unscrewing and screwing, Mang Nestor got to attach the R-fender and rear rack to my Brompton's rear frame. A little tweaking here and there (to make sure the wheel doesn't hit the fender when rolling), and everything was fine!
After he was done with the rear rack, I asked Mang Nestor if he could shorten my chain. I had my chainring replaced earlier and I noticed the chain sag a bit right after. No problem! Hit two birds with one stone! Nice!
The L-fender. What to do with it? |
Happy biking, everyone!
Hi. Have been reading and enjoying your blogs and am interested in acquiring a brompton. is this locally available already. thanks
ReplyDeleteHi, Arkitel! Brompton does not have a dealer yet here in the Philippines, but I have a friend who might be importing some soon. Please search for Ariel Arias II on Facebook. He can probably order for you. : )
ReplyDeleteIf you still have the L fender and stays I'll take them off of your hands.
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