M Part QDR Quick Detach Road mudguards - 700 x 46mm - Black

Quick detach mudguards for bikes without eyelets. Front and rear pair. 3.2mm Stainless Steel Stays...

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The M Part QDR Quick Detach Road Mudguards are designed for cyclists who need reliable protection from road spray but lack eyelets on their bike frame for traditional mudguard mounting. Offering a key benefit of effortless, tool-free installation and removal in under two minutes, these mudguards provide excellent coverage for tires up to 38c. A minor caveat is their width suitability, which is optimized for road and gravel tires rather than very wide mountain bike tires. Constructed from virtually unbreakable polycarbonate with durable stainless steel stays, they offer long-lasting performance and protection.

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MaterialPolyester
Model Part NumberMGMP203
BrandM Part

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FAQs

Can these mudguards be fitted to a bike with eyelets?

Yes, while designed for bikes without eyelets, they can often be fitted to bikes with eyelets if the frame and fork design allows for the quick-detach mounting system to be secured.

What is the maximum tire size these mudguards will accommodate?

The 46mm guard width is suitable for tires up to 38c.

How long does it take to install or remove them?

They are designed for quick detachment and can typically be installed or removed in under two minutes without tools.

Are these mudguards suitable for mountain bikes?

They are primarily designed for road, hybrid, and gravel bikes. While they might fit some hardtail mountain bikes with narrow tires, they are not intended for the wider tires or rougher conditions typical of mountain biking.

What are the stays made of?

The stays are made of 3.2mm stainless steel for durability and rust resistance.

Can I buy spare parts?

Yes, after-market spares are available for these mudguards.

Will these protect me from mud as well as water?

Yes, the polycarbonate material and the width provide good protection from both road spray (water) and mud.

Troubleshooting

Mudguard rattles during ride

Ensure all quick-release levers are fully secured. Check that the mudguard is correctly positioned and not touching the tire. Slightly adjust the mounting angle if necessary.

Mudguard does not fit securely

Verify that your bike frame and fork are compatible with this mudguard's mounting system. Ensure you are using the correct attachment points as per the manual. Clean mounting surfaces.

Limited clearance between mudguard and tire

Adjust the mudguard's position using the quick-release fittings. If the tire is at the maximum supported width (38c), some minimal clearance might be expected. Ensure no debris is caught between the tire and guard.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Very quick and easy to attach and remove without tools.
  • Durable and resilient polycarbonate material.
  • Suitable for bikes without frame eyelets.
  • Provides good coverage for road and gravel tires.
  • Helps reduce rear spray for following riders.

Cons

  • Guard width may not be sufficient for wider mountain bike tires.
  • Requires some form of frame/fork mounting point for the quick-release system.
  • Not designed for extremely aggressive off-road conditions where impacts are severe.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The QDR mudguards are designed for tool-free installation. The quick-release mechanisms attach to the frame and fork. Ensure the mounting points are clean before attaching. Adjust the angle for optimal coverage. The rear mudguard often uses a seatpost clamp or a similar quick-release system, while the front typically attaches to the fork crown and brake caliper area (depending on design and frame specifics).

Compatibility: These mudguards are best suited for 700c wheel road bikes, hybrids, and gravel bikes with tire widths up to 38c. They are specifically designed for frames and forks that may not have traditional mudguard eyelets, utilizing alternative mounting points.

Care: Clean the mudguards with mild soap and water using a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can damage the polycarbonate material. Regularly check the stainless steel stays and fittings for any debris and ensure they remain clean for optimal function.

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