🚲 Raymall Adjustable MTB Mudguard Fenders - Ideal Splash Guard for 20-29 Inch Mountain Bikes, Road & City Bicycles - Front/Rear Mountain Bicycle Fenders Set Review

It rains here all the time. I added them to a 29" full suspension MTB. I was able to hook up the rear clamp under the quick release seatpost. It holds the rear fender just enough over the tire to keep water out. I still get in the mud on my Being back. My tires are 29 x 2.3. As for the front wing, I found that it moves left and right all the time. I added some foam to the gap and that mostly keeps it straight. It still is flexible.It is enough that the wing moves when I hit heavy things but…

The plastic is nice, thick and not too thin. The front fender fits under the frame hole above the wheel. My reflector screw went through the bottom of the frame. So I had to remove the front reflector to install it. But once it was removed, it installed without any problems. The back of the front wing goes quite far back. So if your feet are slightly elevated on the pedals, your foot may scratch the rear fender when cornering. But it's just a slight scratch that won't affect your cycling…

I haven't ridden wet yet, but I'll comment as soon as possible. The rear fender seems to offer decent coverage to keep my back dry. There are many settings for the rear fender. The front fender has problems. The first problem is that it interferes with the pedals. The second problem is that it's not very reliable and moves away from the tire instead of staying in the middle. I mounted the front and found that the easiest way is to remove the front tire to mount the fender. I cleaned the tube…