Confused which mudguard

[Danoptic]

Hi all,

Sorry for the silly question!

I’ve recently bought my first EMTB (or first bike for 15 or so years in fact) and I’m confused which mud guards will fit.

The bike I have is the “Cube Stereo Hybrid 140 HPC SLX 750 2023” which has the front fork “Fox 34 Rhythm”

I’ve seen some shorter front mudguards saying they will fit Fox 34 & 36 boost forks? Will these fit?

Does anyone have any recommendations for a front and rear mudguards that will fit and don’t look ridiculous?

Thanks

 

[#lazy]

These are very good ;

https://sicomtbproducts.com/product/cube-stereo-160-140-mudguard-set/

 

[Growmac]

Mudguards working and mudguards not looking ridiculous are sadly mutually exclusive. Certainly in winter I'd recommend just biting the bullet and getting Mudhuggers or equivalent. The big ones. Look stupid, work brilliantly.

 

[unclezz]

Mudhuggers or equivalent. The big ones. Look stupid, work brilliantly.

I definitely agree on this one.
For rear I recommend the mudguard from SKS Germany that can be installed with reusable straps (good for environment). Model should be “mudrocker”.

For front, if your fork has the air valve on lower legs, I 100% recommend the original fox mudguard. Very stable, long enough and again does not require plastic zip ties.

Don’t think at aesthetic when installing mudguard. They need to be effective in first place

 

[Danoptic]

Thanks for the replies! I’ve gone for a Mudhugger evo front guard and the SKS Mudrocker rear!

 

[irie]

We have large rear Mudhuggers for when it gets mucky over late autumn, winter, and early spring. Ugly as sin but better that getting our backs caked with mud. Got large RRP's on the front, protect the forks and reduce crap hitting the bottom of the down tube.

 

[Tony4wd]

We have large rear Mudhuggers for when it gets mucky over late autumn, winter, and early spring. Ugly as sin but better that getting our backs caked with mud. Got large RRP's on the front, protect the forks and reduce crap hitting the bottom of the down tube.

I've got the same on my bikes. The newer rear mudhugger has an extra flap that extends forwards which is especially good on the Rise, protecting the charging port as well as bearings. (mudrocker looks effective too)