🚲 Adjustable Road Mountain Bike Bicycle Cycling Tire Front/Rear Mud Guards Mudguard Fenders Set - BlueSunshine Review

Oh my god, what the hell? I don't know what the other reviewers are talking about, but it has to be the cheapest plastic out there. Details are thin and distorted. I had to take a hair dryer, warm it up and shape it. The rear fender then broke at the hinge after about 20 minutes of light use. The plastic is practically unusable. I can't believe this is even for sale. The aesthetic is nice and installation was easy but I would not recommend this product to anyone unless you just want to look at…

Purchased to fit my dirt mountain bike. Thought for such a low price you can't go wrong. With those low handlebars I'm still glad I bought the product but I couldn't fit the front fender as my bike doesn't have a fork hole and I doubt the rear fender did much to prevent that Mud on my rain spills home. . To be honest, I've bought mudguards specifically for mountain biking on dirt roads, after rain or snow, that are particularly muddy, and I'm not sure if anything other than a "force field"…

Guys if you haven't ordered yet and are reading this review then DO NOT ORDER! They have been on my bike for a week now, cumbersome to install and very fragile to start out of the box. So I'm like ok it's ok maybe they work fine? nope Mud flies down your back on the first day. The fenders just rumbled and moved across my bike and had to be constantly adjusted over and over again. To date, when the front fender WHILE DRIVING simply lost a screw and flew off, the rear fender also broke on the…

UPDATE: After about 200 miles the front fender's metal bracket (which attaches it to the fork) broke beyond repair at the L-bend. So I'm changing my rating to 2 stars. It was good while it lasted. I have a suspension fork on one of my bikes and have had trouble finding good fenders for it as I'm used to the full length style from other bikes. It was an inexpensive solution that worked 90-95% as well as full fenders. Protection from side spray hitting your feet is negligible, but they'll handle…

***Update: I found a way to install it on my bike. And it protected my back from dirt. Today, when driving through the streets and sidewalks, the rear fender broke on the ring. I have attached an image. This product is cheap enough that I would argue that if it breaks it can be bought and disposed of, but that's not a good permanent solution. ****Bought for a Cannondale Trail 5. I am not deducting a star for not fitting as Cannondale already told me they are not designed for fenders. I gave it…

Nonsense! They can barely handle their own weight. I won't even waste my time and effort on installing them. I can already see them flexing/flexing on every bump and touching the tire. They are also riveted to brackets in place of the bolt and nut. So there is no easy way to mod/strengthen them. I could just grab the rear fender mounting end and simulate it bouncing on moderate/intermediate terrain and see that it definitely flexes more than enough to hit the rear wheel on less severe bumps. as