Day 12: SKS Mudrocker Mudguard Set

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SKS Mudrocker Mudguard Set

Mega mudguards to keep the spray away, front and rear. Mounts solidly to your fork up front to keep you mud free without all the rattling. Suitable for full suspension bikes too, the rear attachment is made using rubberised Velcro straps on the seat stays of the rear triangle. Further protection is provided by the extender, which can optionally be pushed in towards the seat stay.

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    DickBarton
    Full Member

    I admire your reasoning behind using mudguards but that still doesn’t make it right for me – if I start using a mudguard then my mother will be right and despite it being 30 years later, she will remind me she was right way back then! I can’t live with that level of smugness…

    wheelsonfire1
    Full Member

    @stwhannah I’ve not found a bicycle yet that cannot have mudguards fitted, even if it’s something rudimentary like a race blade or Crud race. What is this unusual beast that you’re riding and why hasn’t Benji sorted you out with something?

    sharkattack
    Full Member

    Oh, I hope I win this one. I have the PERFECT outfit to wear with these mudguards.

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    Just kidding.

     

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    bitmuddytoday
    Free Member

    That front Mudrocker is a peculiar product. I’ve got one and it doesn’t do anything more than a short milk bottle folded type. Sure it’s longer, but that’s still too short, so needs to be combined with a downtube guard.

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    aide
    Full Member

    ^ User name checks out ^

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    MoreCashThanDash
    Full Member

    if I start using a mudguard then my mother will be right and despite it being 30 years later, she will remind me she was right way back then! I can’t live with that level of smugness…

    My mother told me that one day I’d end up killing my now wife. The thought of having to listen to my mother say “I told you so” at prison visiting time has made me much more sympathetic to MrsMC’s quirks and foibles

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    oldfart
    Full Member

    My dad always told me ” Doesn’t matter what you look like son ” that’s why I’ve got an Alpine Stars Onesie and a Mudrocker ! What I do have is a nice clean warm bum so there !

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    doomanic
    Full Member

    Question;

    The SKS Mudrocker Rear mounts to what part of the bike?

    Answers;

    Under the saddle
    Seatpost
    Chainstays
    Swing Arm

    Blurb;

    the rear attachment is made using rubberised Velcro straps on the seat stays of the rear triangle.

    Errr…

    serkuss
    Full Member

    Correct answer is not an option. 50/50 between seatpost and chainstays?

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    Mark
    Full Member

    Benji says the answer in the video.

    sadexpunk
    Full Member

    Yep, as mark says, Benji does give the answer in the video…..

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    Northwind
    Full Member

    This is one when it ought to say “what does benji say” rather than “where does it fit”.

    Also when I clicked on the sks website I scrolled down and looked at their complete range of mudguards and now I have the giggles. SO MANY PRODUCTS

    1
    lister
    Full Member

    Isn’t the whole point to watch the video to get the answer? It has never occurred to me to look for the answer on a website somewhere else.

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    ossify
    Full Member

    I think we need a new mug with “Don’t eat road juice”

     

    Isn’t the whole point to watch the video to get the answer? It has never occurred to me to look for the answer on a website somewhere else.

    This… although tbf the first few days did give the answer on the page.

     

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