🚲 Mucky Nutz MugGuard Long: Ultimate Protection for Your Bike's Rear Wheel Review

This fender is quite strong, it's also quite thick so be careful if you don't have a lot of space between your tires and the fork or frame. I prefer the shorter fender because it holds up better. It's easy to disable, but not difficult to straighten. The velcro strips that come with the kit are poor and don't stick very well, they chafe your tires. I highly recommend using zip ties to secure it.

I really like this fender and I really like that I don't cum in my face anymore. It keeps a lot of dirt on my frame, but not everything that's to be expected. I didn't use the velcro straps that came with it, I used the zip strips and they work great. I fell a few times and everything is fine. It cleans fairly easily and resists stone chips very well. It doesn't make any noise or move when I'm driving on very chunky roads unless there's a small rock between it and the tire, but that's to be…

I'm very happy with this fender, I think it's a great update. Test conditions: I mainly commute to work on a road with the occasional dirt track. I ride 20-28 miles one way in all weathers. I waited to skim it until I was past both standing puddles and rainstorm conditions. Shift rails 26x1.75. My previous front fender was right on top of the fork and had a mounting system that used compression inside the fork. He never got up properly, tended to sway from side to side. and when I stretched my…