Fender is too near tire, often after assembly or rough transit
Attempt to adjust height/angle via mounting bolts. If support wires are fixed, try gently bending them for clearance. If unresolved, contact ENVO for fender kit advice.
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Rear tire repeatedly goes flat, especially soon after new bike assembly or on rough terrain
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Realign fender, adjust stays/mounts for even clearance, and secure bolts.Fender sits too close or contacts tire, creates noise/resistance
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