Review on 🚴 TOPCABIN Front+Rear Adjustable Bike Fenders Mudguard Set for Road & Mountain Bicycles - 2PCS Mudguard Set by Charles Butler

These were the only models with mounting options that allowed both front and rear fenders to be fitted to my kids bikes (same model). If I could install them according to the images shown on the product page I would have no doubts I would give those 5 stars. Unfortunately, I had to use the mounting options provided by Plan B. Even though I threw these two kits in the trash I'll be fair and give them 4 stars because the fender itself is great and they offer multiple mounting options. Deducted 1 star for a flimsy mount that most of you won't need. If you can mount the fender just below the handlebar tube with a small L-Bracket, that's fine, but the front suspension didn't allow us to do that, so we had to use the included long bracket extension, which moves the fender back and down to get it turned out to be closer to the hoop. Unfortunately, the long extension arms are too weak to hold the fender securely. Traverse a bump and the wing will bounce. Along with the loud smack, you can hear nested pieces of plastic banging on the tire, the tip you use to pull the fender out catches on the tire tread and breaks. to make impossible. Please note: we bought them in August so they have never been driven with the fenders down. I flexed and flexed the mounts again to lift the fender up and off the tire, but they just sagged under the weight of the fender hanging off the tire. the end of it and within minutes - CLAP. If you can mount the rear fender from the seatpost, you'll probably be fine. But we couldn't do that for ours because the seat would then be too high. Using the intended mounting option on the (unused in our case) caliper mounting hole, the fender again sits too close to the tire and the same as above applies, except in this case the bracket bends, it breaks completely...because it's made of plastic. They may be suitable when used by an adult riding a bicycle with relatively smooth tires and NOT riding off curbs. Put them on a kid's bike and they're more likely to fail.