SR Suntour Durolux 36 Fender

I bought an e-bike so I could keep up with my kids NICA team. I broke my fender on my first trail ride. I figure that it might be better to print replacement parts since I can, rather than spending 10-20 times as much to replace them every time. I used the broken pieces of the one that came on the bike to help me get the measurements right. 

I made it so that you can print it in two pieces with only a few supports. Printed flat on the lobes straight up is the best orientation and keeps any scaring from supports under the parts. Unlike the factory one, you layer the two together instead of being one piece. 

First place the front piece so that the fastening lobe slides under the fork above the front tire, then slide the lobe into the inset on the back side of the fork. The back piece is designed to go over the top of the front part's lobe, then you put the bolts through both at the same time and thread into mounts on the fork.

When those are placed properly then you should have the lower mounting arms in roughly the correct place so that you can attach them to each side of the fork like the factory fender.