I've found, on my commuter bike, that the front fender (SKS Commuter) is too short because it doesn't reach forward quite far enough to cover the top, or apex, of the tire. Because of this shortfall, I can coast down a hill on wet pavement and watch a stream of water leap off the front tire and blow back toward my bike's frame, and toward my feet. Is this a tragedy? Not at all. And I'm not suggesting that a shorter fender is a Bad Thing. But I do see the value of a front fender (such as Honjo and many VO fenders) that reaches just beyond the highest point of the tire.
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