🚴 Fender for Cycles - Large Size by Mucky Nutz Review

After installing the stretcher carrier, I found that the original mudguards from my bike would no longer keep me dry. This thing was easy to install and I just tested it in a series of puddles that would have soaked my back and butt before, but it left me practically dry. A few drops gone but overall works as advertised!

Driving on crowded tracks on a 35 degree day. I kicked the fender, tripped my leg, and the seat and the damn thing broke. Sure, it was a colder day when most people ride skinny-tire bikes, but it was listed as a fat-tire fender. Most cyclists ride on big tires in the snow! Still waiting for Mucky Fat to arrive in the mail - let's hope one of these holds up better! Edit: 3 weeks later and no reply from Mucky Nutz. These are potential buyers for you - the company will not contact you if you have…

I would say that this is a very important piece of equipment for your fat bike when you ride near dry trails. With tires that big, they quickly pick up a lot of water and splash it all over their backs and backs. It's a simple and effective design that weighs next to nothing. Paired with the Mucky Nutz Face Wing you're done. I keep them on my fat bike during winter and spring until the trail is dry. Installation is quick and easy. I also have Mucky Nutz products on my road, MTB and CX bikes…

A nice update for my grand piano. Sturdy material and attached to my seat well enough that I leave it on when I don't need it so I don't have to fight it. TIP: To deal with bumps, breakage or loss of a fender, just remember to install and remove it from your bike. I lean the bike a little more and swing my leg a little higher on landing, and when I get off I just swing my leg a little more. It will become a habit and after a while you won't even think about it. If you spill something and it…