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Muckynutz Full Face Fender front mudguard


Muckynutz’s latest mudguard design uses a clever bit of Origami. Double overlapping contact points that sit inside the fork arch allow the fender to follow the curve of your front wheel. There are also pre-creased lines at the rear, which allow a degree of height fine-tuning to accommodate different tyre profiles. It’s a good length too, at 375x268mm, so it offers excellent protection from anything thrown up by your front wheel. The thick plastic feels robust and limits flex once weighted with mud, and the five fixing points (which use Velcro straps, not zipties, so as not to ruin your paintwork) keep it firmly in place.

Price $20


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