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QMGFLAPR
Genuine replacement Brompton flap for rear mudguard.
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Brompton rear mudguard flap
Brompton rear mudguard flap, complete with securing nut, bolt and washers
This is only a small part of the rear mudguard but plays a large part in keeping the water / dirt from spraying up your back (and following riders) when out in wet conditions
Embossed with the word "BROMPTON"
Please note: If you are replacing a flap on a post 2011 Brompton, then you will need to remove the rivet before installing the new flap and securing with the included nut and bolt.
Colour: Black - as used on Silver, Black and White mudguards (with silver washers / nut and bolt)
Tools required:
2.5 mm allen key / hex wrench
7 mm spanner (to secure the nut while you tighten the bolt with the allen key)
Brompton 2020 Q part code: Q101268
Brompton Q part code: QMGFLAPR
Brompton part number: 9017157
The pack consists of:
1 x rear Brompton mudguard flap
1 x nut (goes on the underside of the mudguard)
1 x bolt (goes through from the top of the mudguard)
2 x washers
Note: if you are fitting this flap to a Mk2 Brompton (pre-2000) which didn't have a flap it is best to shorten the flap to prevent it catching on the ground. The blade should be shortened (cut) 12 mm from the end of the blade. Then drill a hole 5mm in diameter as central as possible and 11mm from the new end of the blade as possible - good luck
We made this short video on replacing the mudguard flap
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Origin | UK |
Comm Code | 87149990 |