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Quick & Easy Bicycle Skirt Guards

Step 6Cruise in safety and style

Check to make sure your fabric isn't loose or rubbing the tires (or worse yet, chain) anywhere. You are ready to roll!

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4 comments

Sep 19, 2008. 12:26 AMmeradera says:

Great idea! I'm testing window screen material, and so far it is holding up okay. Does anyone have an idea how to construct a chain guard?

Oct 27, 2010. 4:36 PMkaiplusjosh says:

if you have the old chain guard you can take some sheet metal and cut out your shape then drill holes thro the chain guard and your sheet metal then bolt it together and that way you can paint it how ever you want

Mar 5, 2008. 9:48 AMgeowulf says:

You could totally use coroplast sign board (there are always a million of them during an election year). Great idea!

Jul 31, 2008. 11:51 PMPrimeGuy says:

Great Idea....Have you done this on a bike yet? How would I go about installing this signboard?

Aug 1, 2008. 9:45 AM1lenore (author) says:

I have not used coroplast, but I have used cardboard. You do it pretty much the same way - make holes for cable ties where you want to attach it to the struts.