What mudguards are you using?
- Thread starter TommyC
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Just buy whatever you like look of then muck around with it to make it fit nicely.
Brian VT USA
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Mudhugger surely has something to fit.
Redders473
Active member
Mudhugger evo
Theres is no other substitute.
Theres is no other substitute.
Clean
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I have a Stereo SL 750 and use the SICOMTB Mudguard specifically designed for the bike:
Click here!
Works a treat.
Click here!
Works a treat.
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Do you have the newer shape with smart system?
Clean
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Yup. You can see a picture of it in my Profile Avatar; it's a 2022 750; all the 750s use the Smart System, right? Kiox 300 Head Unit
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Doh yeah they do. I’ve got a headache today!
Clean
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No worries.
If you hunt around the site you will find pictures of my whip that show the Mudguard in situ. Clicking on my Avatar you can also see it, but not as close up.
I use the Polisport Mud Pro
They seem to work OK, but I haven't really put them through any hard tests yet.
They seem to work OK, but I haven't really put them through any hard tests yet.
29in Wheels? (Size S comes smaller)
Front - Fox
Rear - SKS
Front - Fox
Rear - SKS
The cable/zip ties on the SKS rear will slowly wear through the paint. Just saying.
Even with the tape underneath?
I am still looking for a solution to cover the lower link where the leaves with mud is gathering.
Brian VT USA
Member
The Mudhugger extends down past the bottom bracket. They look very similar otherwise. It seems you might could pop-rivet an extension onto the SKS? Maybe cut some off the rear for that purpose? I cut some off the rear of my Mudhugger just because I thought it looked too long and goofy. ;-) I'd send that piece to you but I tossed it out.
Also, the Mudhugger comes with wide Velcro straps instead of Zip Ties + clear, heavy, frame protection tape.
It looks like you could do the same with the SKS in that regard also.
Also, the Mudhugger comes with wide Velcro straps instead of Zip Ties + clear, heavy, frame protection tape.
It looks like you could do the same with the SKS in that regard also.
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Another prob with the 29e4 Stereo Hybrid is the narrow gab between tire and frame „connector“ that did not allow to bring tne mudguard under that coonector.
If I remeber correct that has been discussed here before.
If I remeber correct that has been discussed here before.
the fact that mud guard doesn't cover the lower half kinda defeats the purpose of it(rear fender).
IThe Cube Stereo Hybrid 140 with 29ers looks like this and I do not believe you will find a long (arse covering) mud guard that fits between tire and frame
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the set up I have on my Stance and reign are RRP non bolt on front fenders modified to fit the rear. The Stance has a bridge across similar to one in the picture with threaded hole that works slick as one of the mounting points. I wonder how that would work here's a photo that kinda shows it
I use a muckynutz long on the back all year round with a bit cut out to allow the chain across without rubbing
And a Crud urban racepack on the rear which attaches to the dropper in the winter over the top of the Muckynutz
www.gooutdoors.co.uk
And a Crud urban racepack on the rear which attaches to the dropper in the winter over the top of the Muckynutz
Crud Urban Racepac Mudguard Set | GO Outdoors
A super-light front and rear mudguard set, great for hybrid or mountain bikes.
www.gooutdoors.co.uk
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Gilbo
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RRP front (long) ,mk2 mudhugger rear. Keeps as much shit off the bike as owt else fits well and not mega £££.
Same on our Trek Rails. Rear Mudhuggers replaced by Proguards when things dry out a bit.
Brian VT USA
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Just a note about MudHugger (USA).
The rear fender extension that protects the bottom bracket just snaps onto the main fender. I didn't have a lot of confidence in that connection. Sure enough, it finally fell off somewhere on my last ride.
I emailed to let them know. They replied in @ 10 minutes and are sending a replacement. (I didn't expect that. I was just letting them know that a better connection might be something to consider).
They also suggested adding some tape for extra security. I will use black Gorilla tape.
I'm very happy with the fenders and more impressed with the service. Two thumbs up for Cyclepath PDX.
The rear fender extension that protects the bottom bracket just snaps onto the main fender. I didn't have a lot of confidence in that connection. Sure enough, it finally fell off somewhere on my last ride.
I emailed to let them know. They replied in @ 10 minutes and are sending a replacement. (I didn't expect that. I was just letting them know that a better connection might be something to consider).
They also suggested adding some tape for extra security. I will use black Gorilla tape.
I'm very happy with the fenders and more impressed with the service. Two thumbs up for Cyclepath PDX.
bikesonlineau
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I’m currently using the Mucky Nutz mudguards – they’re lightweight, easy to install, and do a great job keeping the mud off my face and frame. I’ve also heard great things about RRP ProGuard for a bit more coverage on those really muddy trails. It depends on what type of riding you’re doing, but both of these have held up well for me on some gnarly rides.
Answering my own post here
I have later replaced the front Polisport with a RRP bolt-on mini. Although quite small, it keeps the water and mud away from my face and eyes. Not som much from the frame, though.
This is not on a Cube, but I hope its still relevant.
Hi,
I upgrade the mudguards to kind of vario type - short Acid Front (with zip-ties) and option to add the long SKS (with velcros):
I upgrade the mudguards to kind of vario type - short Acid Front (with zip-ties) and option to add the long SKS (with velcros):
kefconstruction
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Just got this one the mudhugger ready for winter seems really good will have a test soon
That's a Mudrocker not a Mudhugger. Mudhuggers are uglier but work betterer.
kefconstruction
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It says mud so wasn't far off
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