Cube Acid Mud Blocker Rear Mudguard - Long

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The Cube Acid Mud Blocker Rear Mudguard (Long) is designed for mountain bikers and trail riders who prioritize protection from mud, grit, and water spray during wet-weather outings. By utilizing an elongated design with specialized side protection, it effectively shields the rider's back and the bike frame from trail debris. While it offers excellent coverage for most aggressive riders, potential users should note that its installation requires a semi-permanent mounting approach using cable ties rather than a quick-release tool-free system.
| Model Part Number | 93392 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Cube |
This mudguard is specifically designed for mountain bike geometry and seat stays; it may not fit the narrower, differently shaped stays of a road bike.
Yes, but ensure that the movement of the rear swingarm does not cause the mudguard to collide with the seat tube or other frame parts during compression.
No, standard cable ties are single-use. If you remove the mudguard, you will need to provide new zip ties for reinstallation.
The mudguard is rated for tires up to 2.6 inches in width.
No, the foils are designed to protect your paint from the friction and pressure of the cable ties.
Yes, this mudguard mounts to the rear seat stays, which is independent of the seat post and dropper post mechanism.
Check if the cable ties have stretched or loosened. Tighten them or replace them with new, high-strength ties to restore rigidity.
Re-center the mudguard on the seat stays and ensure the gap between the guard and tire is at least 5-10mm to allow for tire flex.
To maintain the longevity of the product, rinse it with low-pressure water after muddy rides. Avoid using harsh solvents that might degrade the plastic or the adhesive foils. Periodically check the tension of the cable ties to ensure they haven't loosened due to extreme trail vibrations.