🚴 Face Fender by Mucky Nutz Review

This is my second product from Mucky Nutz. I already have a rear fender and it's great. When I bought a new bike I decided I would buy my first front fender for it. It comes with black velcro strips which I threw in the parts bin for later. This thing really needs to be installed with a black zip tie if you ask me. I have a lot of these in stock so it didn't really matter. Threading the tie around in a circle is a little tricky, but after a few bends of the tie to make it come back through the…

Light, simple. Accessible. Ease of installation. Effective. I couldn't help but notice that when I first transitioned from a 26-inch mountain bike to a 29er, the rocks periodically buzzed past my temple and then rained. Compared to the old bike, I couldn't see the squats on the 29er. I'm very comfortable and after watching a few youtube videos thought about making my own front fender but for around $10 with delivery to my door life is too short. Take the Mucky NutzFace grand piano. All problems

. I didn't want a full fender hanging out at the back so I modified it to match the rear wishbone. It's at the perfect angle, doesn't get clogged with mud, and doesn't allow a lot of debris to clog the pivot areas. Granted it's just a flimsy piece of plastic that you could probably replicate from a 2 liter bottle of Dew, but the fact that it's orange and black suits my setup perfectly (so the cool factor went up a lot) . It also includes some velcro straps so you can make your own straps to…

Unlike other reviewers, I was planning to purchase a Mucky Nutz Bender Fender, not a steering wheel, although I saw an image of a steering wheel related to this product. To clarify, if you order this item, you will receive the "Mucky Nutz" brand, a plain black "Bender Fender". It comes with instructions on a sticker and attaches with Velcro for installation. However, it's an extremely simple design and works well for what it's supposed to do. I installed it on my Trek Remedy 27.5 and it did a…