Robin Grant
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Can anyone vouch as to how effective these gueards are? Any photos after a muddy ride?
Can anyone vouch as to how effective these gueards are? Any photos after a muddy ride?
Might gives some added protection but without the mudhugger the muck will go over the top of it@Zippy @Zimmerframe @KennyB @Ridgeway Rider - any thoughts as to how it would fair on its own, without the mudhugger?
Stops a lot but some does get over the top on really claggy rides.i reckon without it the mudhugger would direct the mud right where you don't want it. Suggest you get one try it and add the mudhugger if you want.@Zippy @Zimmerframe @KennyB @Ridgeway Rider - any thoughts as to how it would fair on its own, without the mudhugger?
Will,
Thanks for posting the pictures...
The included diagram confused me because the bolts are drawn in the wrong direction.
Jeff
Jeff, thanks for noticing that! It always looked weird to me but I couldn't put my finger on it. I hope the 100+ folks who've received the drawing are as observant as you!
You could just draw a big bolt head on the right hand side, so it looks like a big cartoon bolt going in the correct way ?? Saves re-doing the whole drawing ?
Where did you get the guard that is velcroed to the seatstay that protects the area between Will's mudguard and the seatstay?Fitted mine this weekend. Nice work there Sir. View attachment 24760
They work great!Just ordered one!
Can anyone vouch as to how effective these gueards are? Any photos after a muddy ride?
You may be able to resolve some of the paint abrasion by heating the plastic guards and forming a curve to minimize contact points. It also creates a more rigid form with the curve.I’ve taken everything off for cleaning and noticed this gouge alongside where the central coast guard sits. Annoying but I dont think even tape would have protected it. It must be the grinding paste of mud forced out to the sides.
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