RRP ProGuard Bolt On Mudguard Adapter - DVO Onyx

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The RRP ProGuard Onyx SC Bolt On Adapter is designed for mountain bikers who use a DVO Onyx Boost SC suspension fork and want to run a sleek, secure, and vibration-free bolt-on mudguard. By providing a dedicated mounting interface, it ensures your mudguard stays firmly in place during aggressive trail riding; however, it is strictly compatible with the DVO Onyx Boost SC model and cannot be used with other fork brands or designs.
| Model Part Number | PGBODVO |
|---|---|
| Brand | RapidRacerProducts |
No, this adapter is engineered exclusively for the DVO Onyx Boost SC model.
You typically need a standard set of metric hex keys (Allen wrenches) to secure the bolts.
Yes, as long as you continue to use a compatible RRP ProGuard Bolt On mudguard model.
Yes, the kit includes the necessary brackets and bolt set required for installation.
When installed correctly, the bracket sits securely against the mounting points without causing cosmetic damage.
Double-check that all mounting bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's specification and that no washers were missed during assembly.
Verify that your fork is indeed a DVO Onyx Boost SC. This adapter is not universal and will not fit other DVO models or competitor forks.
Ensure you are using the correct hex key size and that the tool is fully inserted into the bolt head before applying pressure.
To install, verify that your fork is the DVO Onyx Boost SC. Align the bracket with the fork's existing mounting points and secure the bolts according to the recommended torque specifications for your fork. Avoid over-tightening the bolts to prevent damage to the fork threads. Periodically check the mounting hardware before rides to ensure no bolts have vibrated loose. When cleaning, use a mild soapy solution and rinse with water; avoid high-pressure power washers directly on the mounting interface to protect the integrity of the bracket connection.