Any good in conjunction with a crud catcher?
any better than a neoguard?
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Anyone use the Crud fender?
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Posted 2 years ago #
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I am using one as is the wife... they look a bit MX
but do the job very well. Since fitting it the mud face problem from before has been avoided
More obvious than a Neoguard which is very neat and tidy. I've not used one of those though so can't compare.
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The Mucky Nutz Y Fronts (or whatever they're called from Charlie the Bikemonger) works very well with a Crudcatcher. I shall be sporting one for this weekends aqua biking expedition.... No weight and far more unobtrusive than the fender, IMO.
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but what about water off the front of the tyres?
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Had mine on for a few rides now (wet and dry), really does as it says - recommend
http://s992.photobucket.com/albums/af45/bruce_nikki/?action=view¤t=Chilterns20091117013.jpg
with a shorter stem, it would look better
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anyone else?
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Rob - no problem with mud, water, dirt or grime off the front tyre. It was my main reason for buying one as I don't like riding in shades in the winter..
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I had a look at b r's and that's exactly how mine looks as I use a 120mm stem (6'3")
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Yep, had mine out for it's first test around Afan last weekend in the deluge. Was very, very impressed! In conjunction with a new shape Crud Catcher on the downtube. Had the entire weekend with a mud free face and none of that Afan grit in my eyes!
It does look a little spcial, but it works so that's fine for me!
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I have used the old type one for years, at £3 it might be worth a shot.. I just usually cable tie mine to the crown of my forks, I think its neater than the new one.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=621Posted 2 years ago # -
I got the standard 'speed stuff' front fender from CRC and cut off the rear section. Looks better IMO and sits closer to the wheel. Works a treat keeping most of the mud out of my contacts.
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Yup, I'm using one. Got fed up of spray in the face and one particular night ride this week where I got a nice 'taste of diesel' convinced me that going without is definitely not an option.
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got a topeak defender instead - means i can get rid of the down tube guard also
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