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  • Eye mud
  • ratherbeintobago
    Full Member

    At least once a ride I get mud flicked up by the wheels that gets between my sunnies and face and ends up in my eye.

    Are goggles any better for this?

    trevmcdonald96
    Free Member

    I don’t know about Goggles but I’ve got 2 front mudguards (one on the downtube and one mounted above the forks which turns with the front wheel) and don’t get any mud on my face at all never mind the eyes.

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    if you’re looking for an excuse to wear goggles, crack on 😉

    alternatively get a mudguard of some variety, or decent-fitting glasses

    trevmcdonald96
    Free Member

    I find I need 2x front mudguards to stop mud getting in the face. If I just have one, it doesn’t completely eliminate it.

    A bonus from this is the headset bearings seem to be lasting longer since I’ve had them on.

    ratherbeintobago
    Full Member

    if you’re looking for an excuse to wear goggles, crack on

    Definitely not…

    prawny
    Full Member

    As above bender fender + crud catcher combo works for me.

    JoeG
    Free Member

    sharkattack
    Full Member

    I have the same problem and was thinking of ordering a Mudhugger. In plain black they’re just about acceptable looking.

    Any opinions on them?

    mintimperial
    Full Member

    Get a Mudhugger Race with the extension bit. Flipping brilliant. My eyes really don’t like grit in them so I’ve tried loads of variations of mudguards over the years, and apart from full guards with stays you won’t get better protection. Solid and stable too, I’ve properly injured myself in big crashes where the mudhugger just stayed put.

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