Im now getting a very muddy bum as I cant get my Crud catcher to fit well on my bike while using a Reverb. If I fit it low down on the seatpost it fouls the rear tyre on the slightest of bumps.
I ride a 6 inch travel bike.
Anyone found something that works ? Or do I need to Blue Peter a solution ?
Mucky Nutz Bender Fender, if it suits your frame?
hmm, not sure how a fork mounted mudguard is supposed to keep him arse free of mud 
For my gravity dropper i just mount the guard above the seat post clamp, infact thats where it goes on a normal seatpost so i dont really have your problem. What rear guard do you have, i think there was once an option for long/short brackets but not sure the most recent one does. There are other guards that might be more suitable SKS, topeak etc. Tho i think you need to give up on the idea if your short and have a 6" bike, surely you wont be able to get off the back of the saddle far enough if there is a guard bolted the seat?
Well it looks like its designed to fit your front wheel, I want it to fit my rear and work on my Reverb dropper post.
But looking at it, I could fashion something out of plastic that may fit the rear suspension instead of the seat tube.
STATO, when I mount mine on the post as you suggest, it looks fine, till I compress the suspension. Then it just rubs the tyre. I ride a Transition Covert and Im fat.
Even using the short bracket on the Crud catcher it still fouls.
2011-12-09 (31) by Ally Mitchell, on Flickr
Cryaguard mounted on my GD, using the longer (I think) of the two brackets. Works fine even with the remote cable exiting rearwards. I've even squeezed a light bracket on the seatpost between the guard clamp and the cable exit.
Bugger - didn't notice the comment about 6" bike, that won't work!
Although I guess if you've got enough "static" seatpost showing (like my pic) you could easily mount the guard higher/closer to the cable exit point to allow the 6" clearance between tyre and guard...
a11y, thats nice, but you dont have much in the way of rear travel 
BTW, your wall may need repointing soon.
I may end up in my garage tonight with my crud catcher, tie wraps, stanley knife and thoughts of Valerie Singleton's "here's one we made earler"
STATO - Memberhmm, not sure how a fork mounted mudguard is supposed to keep him arse free of mud
They're not just for forks....
Great, but thats only going to keep a short section of your seattube mud free, everything from the seatclamp up is still going to be covered in clarts.
Like I said, depends on your frame. What bike is it?
I could sort of extend it back a bit, if it can fit to the upper chain stays it would run close to the tyre. I may even buy a bottle of beer for garage fetteling tonight. Undisturbed fetteling in the man cave, quality time.
2012 Transition Covert.
Waterproof 3/4 length shorts are your answer
iain1775 - they may keep me dry, but wont stop the mud. The last ride I did ended up with me having enough mud on my shorts to plant potatoes in. I want to avoid washing my shorts (outers) and jacket after every ride. Also it will keep the muck off the dropper post as well.
I had the exact same problem with a full sus frame, a reverb and a rear crud catcher. I cut the crud catcher mounting bracket in half, from top to bottom, midway between the seat post clamp and the section which allows you to adjust the angle of the mudguard. I then cut a 5 inch long ally plate to match the sliced bracket and used some self tappers to screw the pre drilled bracket to the seat clamp side of the crud catcher mount. Then I used self tappers to fit the rest of the mudguard 5 inches higher, via the top of my ally plate, than the seat clamp part.
This mod/bodge works perfectly and the 5 inch long plate gives extra mud protection the the exposed inner post whilst allowing full suspension and post movement.
Matt24k - do you have any photos ?
I can take some photos but I always have trouble posting them here. I'll mail them to you and maybe you can post them for me?
Mudguards don't go very well with long travel bikes unfortunately, hard to get both clearance and effective cover.
OK Matt, I will give it a go. Its a slow day in the office today. Id rather be on my bike, muddy bum or not.
Topeak do one that clamps to the lower section of the Reverb if you have enough of it sticking out of the frame.
I think its part of the defender range.
That what I use and it keeps the muck off also it has not scratched it yet
Nig E5, which one did you get ? How much travel are you using on your bike ?
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