Tips for Mud Guards

[OrjanOrbea]

Hi.
I would like some mud guards for my Orbea Rise. Anyon who knows which one who fits and looks cool?

 

[andyb2]

If you have fox forks (or other compatible forks) then get a standard size RRP ProGuard Bolt On at the front:

Proguard Bolt On

www.rapidracerproducts.com

The only thing that'll keep you (mostly) clean is a large rear Mudhugger:

LARGE Rear Mudhugger

Price includes UK shipping PLEASE ENSURE YOU USE THE HELITAPE PROVIDED WITH THE REAR MUDHUGGERS, INVISIFRAME AND ELECTRICAL TAPE ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO PROTECT YOUR BIKES PAINT AND FRAME. REGULARLY CHECK THE HELITAPE FOR SIGNS OF WEAR AND THE TIGHTNESS OF THE ZIPTIES. The LARGE Rear Mudhugger has...

www.themudhugger.co.uk

it looks god awful, but it works

 

[Sander23]

This one seems good to. Haven't got it myself though

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

 

[NoPro]

This one seems good to. Haven't got it myself though

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

I have both front and rear but have only mounted the front for now, realy like the look of the front comming form mudhugger. What I like about the rear (obviously not the looks ) is that you can take it off with the velcro straps.

 

[Aikone]

+1 for the RRP Proguard, literally all the guys I ride with use them, the full sus riders are using Mudhuggers on the back, hardtail riders are all using Topeak Defenders on the back

 

[Dazb]

I bought the Mud Huggers front and rear fitted them and rode a couple of times then took the rear one off, They do work well but the bike looks ugly as sin with the large guard on the back, I would rather put up with the mud and clean the bike down when I'm finished

 

[NoPro]

So I rode the SKS front guard for about 250km and noticed something today it is very quiet when stones hit it even quiter than the marshguard I use in summer

 

[steve_sordy]

Mucky Nutz front and rear. They do not offer the full protection of the Mudhugger type, but they look OK.

 

[Gary]

E bikes look hideous already. Stop worrying about it looking "cool" and fit a proper front mudguard that actually stops mud being flung in your eyes every time you get up to a decent speed in the wet.
RRP long, CrudXL or mudhugger long all work brilliantly.