1. Prepare materials: electric bicycle fender kit, screwdriver or wrench.
2. Determine where to install the fenders: usually above the front and rear wheels. Choose the right location based on your e-bike model and the design of your fender kit.
3. Clean the wheels: Make sure there is no dust, mud or other debris on the wheels to avoid affecting the installation.
4. Install the front wheel fender: Fix the bracket part of the fender kit on the front fork, and then use a screwdriver or wrench to tighten the screws so that they are firmly fixed.
5. Install the rear wheel fender: Fix the bracket part of the fender kit on the rear wheel support rod, and then use a screwdriver or wrench to tighten the screws so that they are firmly fixed.
6. Adjust the fender position: Make sure there is proper clearance between the fender and the wheel to prevent collision or scratching.
7. Check the installation: Make sure the fenders are secure and do not contact the wheels or interfere with the pedals. If needed, perform a test ride to confirm that the fenders are installed correctly
