MTB Front Wheel Mud Guard - Lightweight & Durable Protection - Universal Fit - Protect Against Mud, Water Spray and More

facil instalación y duradero, lo llevo en mis dos bicis de MTb y va perfecto.

Solid, easy to install, but gotta have your own zip ties. Looks sick!

This is a lot thicker than I anticipated, which is a good thing! I also wondered if it would work on my rear tire to protect the suspension linkage. It probably depends on which bike you have. It works great on my 2019 Specialized Stumpjumper. I placed it with the smaller end facing the ground and punched two additional holes to zip tie it near the bottom bracket. This will keep rocks and debris from getting into the lower frame pivot point of the linkage. I recommend buying one for the front forks and seeing if it fits the rear. If it does fit, then order another for the front. If it doesn't fit, then just apply it to the front.It is also important to realize that the main purpose of these mud guards is to protect the bike frame, the suspension components, and linkage. It might reduce some mud that would get on you, but I could only expect about a 10% reduction. If you're a mountain biker that's concerned with getting muddy, you may want to re-evaluate your life.

Daughter likes it

I wasn't sure how this was going to work with the flat arch of the Fox 36 Rhythm, but the holes are places well and it's just flexible enough while still being sturdy. Plenty of room around the tire. My bike currently has a 29x2.4 tire for reference. Only issue I could see possibly happening would more be a result of the zip ties, not the mudguard itself. We'll see how it handles the mud.

All "mud guards" should be labeled "stanchion guards"! I have a Fox 34 factory step cast front suspension. That's nearly $1000.00 retail price and cleaning/upkeep can cost more if you don't keep it clean after a muddy ride. This isn't a MUD guard for YOU. I'm rolling with 29 inch tires and if it's muddy, your going to get (bike too) muddy no matter what. It's more important to keep your stanchions relatively clean DURING your ride in rainy, muddy weather. It will save your seals AND your expensive forks from deteriorating too soon. If your worried about your eyes, get a good pair of glasses or goggles. Buying a mud guard to protect your eyes/clothing is ridiculous. This product works as advertised and looks great. The skull IMO, looks sharp and is the best choice as it has the best contrast. See my pics. Installation took two mins but you must supply four zip ties. Not a deal breaker for me.

The Grey Maze colorway Looks amazing! This mud guard has done its job reasonably well against trail dust and shallow water splashes. Seems durable enough to stand the test of time. Pattern is only on one side, so it’s reversible to flat black - if none of the designs tickle your fancy. Follow imagery instructions on the packaging to get the ties in the best position for tightening, and you won’t get any noise, flapping, or vibration (mine fits so well, you’d swear it was part of the fork!). BYO zip ties - you’ll need 4 (black would look best).

I really like the mudguard from AMS, I got the plain one with just the logo and I think it looks pretty cool on my bike compared to others I’ve seen. It does a really good job of keeping the stanchions clean and some mud and water out of the face the material it’s made of feels good and has a good flex to it. The only thing that could of made this purchase better is if it came with some zip ties but luckily I had some laying around. I’m definitely thinking of buying another one for my other bike because it seems to be well made and thought out.Thanks,Mikey