Crestline rear mudguard recommendation?

[techm8n]

Anyone have a rear mudguard recommendation?

 

[Tony4wd]

If you're after full size mudguards, Mudhugger and SKS Mudrocker are both good. I slightly prefer the Mudhugger.

MK2 Rear Mudhugger, size LARGE

Designed and made from 100% recycled polypropylene in the heart of the UK. Building on the award winning, tried and tested Rear Mudhugger design, we have now added 3 signficant improvemnts over the original 2012 Rear Mudhugger design. 1. Utilising reusable quick release velcro straps to fit to...

www.themudhugger.co.uk

MUDROCKER REAR - SKS GERMANY

Rear mudguard for mountain bikes The best solution in the case of all eventualities: the SKS mudguard made of fiberglass reinforced plastic in a black, matt-gloss design is integrated on […]

www.sks-germany.com

 

[irie]

Plenty of threads about rear mudguards, use the "Search" option for this term in "Search titles only"

 

[Arethustra]

I have one of the Mudhuggers for my xc bike but I can see if it will fit on the Crestline…I actually have both the front and the rear fenders for the rainy season; I did quite a bit of research before picking them and have been really happy with them.

I'm out of town until mid-week but will check the fit when I get back home.

 

[techm8n]

If you're after full size mudguards, Mudhugger and SKS Mudrocker are both good. I slightly prefer the Mudhugger.

MK2 Rear Mudhugger, size LARGE

Designed and made from 100% recycled polypropylene in the heart of the UK. Building on the award winning, tried and tested Rear Mudhugger design, we have now added 3 signficant improvemnts over the original 2012 Rear Mudhugger design. 1. Utilising reusable quick release velcro straps to fit to...

www.themudhugger.co.uk

MUDROCKER REAR - SKS GERMANY

Rear mudguard for mountain bikes The best solution in the case of all eventualities: the SKS mudguard made of fiberglass reinforced plastic in a black, matt-gloss design is integrated on […]

www.sks-germany.com

Looking for a smaller mudguard to protect the rear linkage. Don't want the long ones. Thanks.

 

[Arethustra]

Is this what you're looking for? One of the guys on the forum makes them (Shit Flaps) but I'm not sure if they fit the Crestline. I'm guessing it's a no.

 

[techm8n]

Is this what you're looking for? One of the guys on the forum makes them (Shit Flaps) but I'm not sure if they fit the Crestline. I'm guessing it's a no.

I don't think that'll fit

 

[Arethustra]

But is that what you were looking for or did you mean something to replace the little mini flap that is attached on the seat tube?

 

[techm8n]

But is that what you were looking for or did you mean something to replace the little mini flap that is attached on the seat tube?

I need a rear mudguard to protect this linkage in this pic from mud and dirt.

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[AlumiPro]

You need to get yourself a Muckynutz!
I cut to fit. It’s what I run in the winter after rain. It works great and stays in place very well. I glued a piece of round rubber tubbing on the bottom cut edge for it to sit on the carbon frame ledge behind/below the cascade link. Your ass still gets muddy but it keeps the more important things pretty much mud free.
And yes that shredded Tacky Chan is headed to the trash.

 

[2thebrim]

You need to get yourself a Muckynutz!
I cut to fit. It’s what I run in the winter after rain. It works great and stays in place very well. I glued a piece of round rubber tubbing on the bottom cut edge for it to sit on the carbon frame ledge behind/below the cascade link. Your ass still gets muddy but it keeps the more important things pretty much mud free.
And yes that shredded Tacky Chan is headed to the trash.

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PNW winters are brutal on the linkage, I’m going to give this a shot! Also, what is the stand you are using to prop the bike up?

 

[AlumiPro]

Fantastic stand! Worth every penny! Made in the US and the welds look great for a mass produced item!

 

[E-MAD MALC]

You need to get yourself a Muckynutz!
I cut to fit. It’s what I run in the winter after rain. It works great and stays in place very well. I glued a piece of round rubber tubbing on the bottom cut edge for it to sit on the carbon frame ledge behind/below the cascade link. Your ass still gets muddy but it keeps the more important things pretty much mud free.
And yes that shredded Tacky Chan is headed to the trash.

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That's what I purchased and also cut it down, I reckon it looks better than the mudhugger which I've got on my hardtail

 

[AlumiPro]

That's what I purchased and also cut it down, I reckon it looks better than the mudhugger which I've got on my hardtail

I wish Crestline would develop one like Intense! I’d be all over it. Maybe I’ll put a bug in Troydon’s ear….Im sure others already have.

 

[techm8n]

You need to get yourself a Muckynutz!
I cut to fit. It’s what I run in the winter after rain. It works great and stays in place very well. I glued a piece of round rubber tubbing on the bottom cut edge for it to sit on the carbon frame ledge behind/below the cascade link. Your ass still gets muddy but it keeps the more important things pretty much mud free.
And yes that shredded Tacky Chan is headed to the trash.

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Nice! I actually already have this Mucky Nutz mudguard laying around from my previous bike. I did try it before but didn't use it because it's a very tight fit on the chainstay. But I'll give it another shot. Thanks.