Good mudguards for Rise?

[Longfellow78]

Hi,
In anticipation for my new (planned) Rise I am looking at Mudguards. I don't want anything massive, but want to protext face and rear shock etc from splatter in lovely UK mud. does anyone have any recommendations that work nicely with the Rise?

Thanks.

 

[GMLS]

I've tried many options on many bikes and found that in order for them to work efficiently in the UK slop, then they need to be big. Comes down to simple physics really. Mudhuggers rear and Proguard bolt on, on the front for me

 

[Shjay]

My rear mudguard protects the linkage but not me! Still muddy rear

 

[Snowrydr01]

My rear mudguard protects the linkage but not me! Still muddy rear

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I'd rather protect linkages and motors over clothes. Clothes are easy and cheap to wash, linkage bearings and motors would be way worse out of warranty.

 

[NorthernBloke]

Rapid racer proguard max at front and rear (rear doesn't protect you by the way, so waterproof pants if you are getting a wet bum!!)

 

[paske]

Rapid racer proguard max and the SKS Mudrocker rear with the extender for the linkage bearings & the extension for the projection on the back. Works really really well!

 

[franciscoasismm]

Con una carpeta, que los chinos venden a 1,2€, y unas correas de velcro tendrás los mejores guardabarros de trail, suelen durar más de un año.

 

[Manc44]

Front: Rapid Racer Products ProGuard Max Protection.
Rear: Mudhugger (Large)

Overpriced for what they are, yes... but these fit on just about anything (suspension frame or hardtail, suspension or rigid fork).

I realized they are pretty much all overpriced so I just got them in the end. The rear Mudhugger (even in a large) doesn't stop all of it and it could do with being longer and more curved around the wheel. The front one could be longer too but it is effective enough as it is.

The above post has done it really well though.