Polisport S-Mud Rear Mudguard - Long


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The Polisport S-Mud Rear Mudguard is designed for road and MTB cyclists seeking a minimalist, lightweight solution to prevent splash and debris accumulation. It is ideal for riders who want quick-on, quick-off utility for fluctuating weather conditions, though its coverage is focused on rear-tire spray rather than full-frame protection.
| Model Part Number | 8623700001 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Polisport |
No, the S-Mud is designed specifically for standard 7mm metal saddle rails.
Yes, because it mounts to the saddle rails and not the seatpost, it is fully compatible with dropper posts.
Yes, the S-Mud is compatible with wheels ranging from 26 inches up to 29 inches.
Simply release the quick-clip mechanism to detach the guard in seconds.
No, this is a rear-facing mudguard designed to protect your back; it does not protect the frame or drivetrain from debris.
Check the quick-clip tension and ensure the guard is securely snapped onto the saddle rails.
Use the height adjustment point to rotate the guard further away from the tire surface.
Ensure your saddle rails are standard 7mm diameter; if they are oversized, the clip may not seat correctly.
To install the S-Mud, identify the 7mm saddle rails under your bike seat. Slide the quick-clip mounting bracket onto the rails and lock the mechanism into place. Use the 1-point adjustment feature to pivot the mudguard to the desired angle that provides the best arc over your rear tire. To care for your mudguard, simply wipe it down with a damp cloth after muddy rides. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents, as they may degrade the plastic finish. If the mudguard sits loose over time, ensure the clip remains clean of grit and debris to maintain a tight friction fit.