Oxford Mudstop MTN Mudguard Set - MU877

Name: Oxford Mudstop MTN Mudguard Set - MU877
Brand: Oxford
SKU: v42hofmxhd
Price: 36.99 GBP
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The Oxford Mudstop MTN Mudguard Set is designed to provide comprehensive protection against mud an...

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The Oxford Mudstop MTN Mudguard Set is an essential accessory for mountain bikers seeking to minimize debris and mud spray during off-road excursions. Designed for versatility, this set accommodates various wheel sizes from 26 to 29 inches and features tool-free quick-release mounting. While it offers excellent coverage for most trail conditions, it is important to note that the maximum tire clearance is 2.5 inches, which may not suit fat-tire bikes or extreme downhill rigs.

All features

Model Part Number	MU877
Brand	Oxford

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Will this fit my fat bike?

No. The maximum tire width for this mudguard set is 2.5 inches, making it unsuitable for fat bikes.

Does it require tools for installation?

No. The set uses quick-release brackets designed for tool-free attachment and removal.

Can I use this with a dropper seat post?

Generally yes, provided there is enough exposed post above the seat tube to mount the clamp without interfering with the dropper function.

Is the material rigid or flexible?

The front mudguard uses a flexible design to withstand impacts, while the rear provides a more rigid structure for stability.

Can I fit this to a road bike?

This set is specifically engineered for MTN (mountain bike) geometries and fork/seat post configurations, and may not fit standard road bike frames.

Troubleshooting

Mudguard vibrates or shifts during ride

Check the quick-release tension lever. If it feels loose, adjust the tension nut to ensure a tighter grip on the seat post or fork.

Mudguard rubbing against tire

Reposition the mounting bracket to increase the gap between the guard and the tire. Ensure the mudguard is perfectly centered.

Bracket slips on smooth seat post

Clean the seat post surface with rubbing alcohol to remove grease, or place a thin piece of rubber shim inside the bracket.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Compatible with a wide range of mountain bike wheel sizes
Tool-free installation via quick-release brackets
Durable construction suitable for rough trail conditions
Flexible front mudguard design conforms to suspension fork movement

Cons

Maximum tire width limit of 2.5 inches
Not compatible with some non-standard aero or dropper seat-post designs
Rear mudguard stability depends on seat-post clamp tension

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Front: Attach the quick-release bracket to the fork bridge or lowers. Adjust the angle of the flexible tail to ensure it does not contact the frame during full steering rotation.
Rear: Secure the seat-post clamp at the desired height. Ensure there is enough clearance between the rear tire and the guard to prevent rubbing under compression.

Compatibility

Wheel Sizes: 26", 27.5", and 29".
Tire Width: Up to 2.5".
Mounting: Most standard suspension forks and round seat posts.

Care

Clean the mudguards after every ride using warm soapy water and a soft sponge. Avoid using high-pressure washers directly on the mounting brackets, as this may degrade the plastic over time. Inspect the brackets periodically to ensure they are tight and free from grit buildup.