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I think you might struggle with this if you keep those tyres on. Up to a 40c tyre, no problem, SKS trekking 45mm or several other options. There are wider options out there, but mostly for 26" or 650b wheels.
With those tyres it'll either be an ugly 29er with not much coverage, or something expensive like Gilles Berthoud who do up to 700x60c, which depending on the actual width of the inflated tyre still might not be wide enough. Then add flaps.
You'd also need to consider the width and fitting at the fork crown, can't see any pics on line of this part of the bike. For example, my London Road can easily take 2"+ tyres, but I can't get wider than a 45mm guard under the bridge.
So change the tyres imo. The right tyres will be lighter and just as comfortable imo (if run not too high pressures) and fit conventional full trekking mudguards.
With those tyres it'll either be an ugly 29er with not much coverage, or something expensive like Gilles Berthoud who do up to 700x60c, which depending on the actual width of the inflated tyre still might not be wide enough. Then add flaps.
You'd also need to consider the width and fitting at the fork crown, can't see any pics on line of this part of the bike. For example, my London Road can easily take 2"+ tyres, but I can't get wider than a 45mm guard under the bridge.
So change the tyres imo. The right tyres will be lighter and just as comfortable imo (if run not too high pressures) and fit conventional full trekking mudguards.
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