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Measuring MTB for mudguards

Kwekubo · 2010-08-20 17:21:24

I want to buy some mudguards for my mountain bike, a Trek 800 Sport, so as to make it more suitable for commuting. Would these be the right size? (I'm unsure how to go about measuring the wheels.) Also, where could I find a chainguard to fit to this bike?

20-08-2010 5:21pm

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Kwekubo

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I want to buy some mudguards for my mountain bike, a Trek 800 Sport, so as to make it more suitable for commuting. Would these be the right size? (I'm unsure how to go about measuring the wheels.)

Also, where could I find a chainguard to fit to this bike?

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#2 20-08-2010 5:24pm

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Kwekubo wrote: »

I'm unsure how to go about measuring the wheels.)

Also, where could I find a chainguard to fit to this bike?

Your bike had 26 inch wheels, as for a chainguard try your local bike shop as I'm sure compatibility may be an issue.

Adrian

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#3 20-08-2010 5:38pm

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My bike has 26" wheels and these do the job just fine.

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