Hi everyone, just to introduce myself, I'm Phill, I'm in New Zealand, been mountain biking for 4 years, just got my first E-MTB.
Hi everyone!
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speedkills
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Pics or it didn't happen.
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I'll post pics when I can! Only just got the bike, Trek Rail 7, fit an invisiframe kit in the weekend, bike is still in pieces
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First pics of my Rail. Invisiframe fitted, a few mods, mudguards, brakes bedded in, hoping to get out for my first ride tomorrow!
Flatslide
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Hi Phill, welcome along. That Trek looks nice, you should have a ball on it. NZ has awesome riding spots for sure 
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Thanks Flatside! Yes we have awesome riding here, not everything is open now though being the middle of winter. Always conscious of the trail crews so I don't like to ride if it's been wet, but I have some time off and I'm going to make the most of it !Hi Phill, welcome along. That Trek looks nice, you should have a ball on it. NZ has awesome riding spots for sure
Just240
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Hi Philly G, Great bike - I have the same in in Miami Green. Could you tell me what mudguards you have fitted & sizes. Looking to get a set asap. I have a Rail 7 (M) - thanks
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@Just240 Hi, thanks, yes they're fun bikes to ride aren't they! I'm running this Mudhugger mudguard: FRX Mudhugger The geometry of the rear triangle seems just right for this guard, it is designed as a front mudguard but I just turned it around and it fitted no problem at the back. I haven't needed to cut either of them down, but you might need to on a medium frame. Using it at the back to protect the linkage bearings. I also have the big giant rear guard which I could fit over the top, but we don't often get very wet or muddy conditions here in New Zealand
