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Rear mudguard

gerrymadden1 · 2009-09-01 23:23:24

I have a half decent Giant Road bike. I saw a rear mudguard on a bike today that I thought looked really cool. It attached to the saddle post & came out on a kind of adjustable telescopic extension. Very space-age. The bike was a Trek road bike but I don't think that the mudguard was a Trek part. Any recommendations???

01-09-2009 11:23pm

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gerrymadden1

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I have a half decent Giant Road bike.

I saw a rear mudguard on a bike today that I thought looked really cool.

It attached to the saddle post & came out on a kind of adjustable telescopic extension. Very space-age. The bike was a Trek road bike but I don't think that the mudguard was a Trek part.

Any recommendations???

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#2 01-09-2009 11:56pm

blorg

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SKS Race Blades work the best for quick on/off on bikes that don't take full length traditional mudguards. The seatpost-attaching ones are not as good due to the distance they have from the wheel.

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