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The Mudhugger MK2 Rear Mudguard is designed for mountain bikers seeking robust protection against mud and debris, particularly on UK trails. Its key benefit is superior drivetrain and rider protection thanks to its extended coverage and BB extender. A potential caveat is the need for careful measurement and possibly trimming for an optimal fit on diverse rear triangle designs.
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The MEDIUM version is designed for steeper seat stay angles (34° to 27°), while the LARGE version is for shallower angles (below 28° down to 22°). Choosing the correct size ensures optimal fit and coverage.
Generally, no specialized tools are required. You will need a way to cut the mudguard if trimming is necessary (e.g., a sharp craft knife or saw) and potentially a screwdriver if your BB extender requires it. The main mounting uses reusable straps.
Yes, the Mudhugger MK2 Rear Mudguard is designed for most mountain bikes, including full-suspension models, provided there is adequate clearance around the seat stays and rear triangle. The trim-to-fit nature helps accommodate various designs.
The easiest way is to remove the mudguard and rinse it with water. Use a soft brush and mild soapy water for stubborn dirt. Avoid high-pressure washers directly on the straps or any delicate parts.
Yes, spare parts such as straps, damping strips, and BB extenders are available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers.
The mudguard is designed to accommodate externally routed cables and hoses. Internal routing should not typically interfere with the mudguard's fit.
The MEDIUM version weighs approximately 280g, and the LARGE version weighs approximately 300g.
Ensure the rubber damping strips are correctly positioned between the mudguard and the seat stays. Check that all straps are tightened securely. Trim the mudguard if it's making contact with moving parts.
Verify you have selected the correct size (MEDIUM or LARGE) for your bike's seat stay angle. Ensure straps are routed correctly and tightened firmly. Consider trimming for a more precise fit if necessary.
Ensure the area around the bottom bracket is clean. Follow the specific mounting instructions for the BB extender. If alignment is an issue, minor trimming of the extender's contact points might be needed, or ensure the main mudguard is positioned correctly first.
Ensure the mudguard is trimmed to avoid excessive length or width that could interfere with suspension or tires. Adjust the mounting position for better clearance.
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