mudguards any ideas

Posted on Mon 17th, December 2012

• #1

soapbear30

People anyone selling mudguards or can you recommend any good ones as this weather is stressing me out.
• #2

dapthechap

One of these

Or stay in.

or look here http://www.lfgss.com/thread642.html
• #3

YellowPeril

I've been well impressed with Crud Road Racer Mk II if you have a narrow tyred road bike. They fit easily and well, and require next to no frame clearance.
• #4

YellowPeril

Replying to my own post - must be losing it!

Just a reminder that on a fixie, a rear mudguard that wraps around the back of the wheel (like the Crud Roadracer) is a complete pain, as it prevents you from removing the rear wheel out of the horizontal dropouts. You're better off with one of the blade-style mudguards that sits above the wheel.
• #5

dapthechap

I have the crud road racers and they required me to flip the arms the wrong way round to stop the chirping noise on anything but fresh tarmac.

SKS Raceblades next I think

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