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ROCKRIDER
Mountain Bike Mudguard Frame Protection
Regular price: GH₵149.00
Sale price: GH₵79.00
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This mountain bike has been designed and developed to best suit those starting cross-country mountain biking.
The mountain-bike mudguard can be easily mounted onto the frame to prevent any tyre spray from reaching you.
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Product Features
Non-messy
It protects your upper body and face from muddy splashes
Easy assembly / dismantling
Fast, tool-free attachment and removal thanks to 2 straps
Robustness
It protects the underside of the bike\'s frame from rocks
Additional Product informations
Composition
Main fabric
- 100% Polypropylene
Box contents
The mudguard\'s blade comes with 2 adjustable straps
Dimensions and weight
Blade length: 250 mm Blade width: 85 to 150 mm Total weight: 78 g
Bike compatibility
This mudguard is suitable for mountain bikes without batteries (external or internal) and without cables underneath the frame
Level of protection
This mudguard withstands impacts and protects mountain bikers\' chests and faces from mud spray. For this purpose, place the blade as high as possible under the frame. You can never totally escape mud when riding in wet conditions... But a mudguard mounted on the fork is very effective. For functional purposes, if your bike frame and tyre width permit it, opt for a hybrid bike mudguard (with a longer blade that is closer to the tyre).
Product Reviews
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Works well. Fits well.
Does exactly what it is designed for. Been fitted for a few months now all through the winter months with no adjustment needed.
I have added to my Btwin MTB which I have adapted to become an off-road touring bike. I use it in conjunction with a crud catcher on the down tube and it works very well. I have attached hard plastic to my rear rack with cable tyes to form an effective rear mudguard too.
