The simple, strap-on Ass Savers Win Wing MTB now delivers wider fat-tire coverage to tame the rain, mud, and even dust spray off your mountain bikes’ rear tires. Not only does it keep your backside ...

A set of the best mudguards and fenders is an essential accessory for any cyclist who wants to ride all year round. There are few things more unpleasant than getting a wet backside when cycling in the ...

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Musguard introduced its rollable bike mudguards almost a decade ago and they proved to be a hit ever since their release. But the original model was mainly tailored for urban cycling and two-wheelers ...

Cyclists can ride around for weeks in the summer without ever needing fenders or mudguards, but that one ride they need them, they really need them. In 2013, Slovenian startup Musguard bridged the ...

With aluminium construction yet competitively lightweight, the Kinesis Fend Off mudguard is a fit-and-forget fender with rattle-free functionality You can trust Cyclingnews Our experts spend countless ...

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High-quality bike fenders are easy to install, protect against all sorts of debris your tires may kick up, and don’t rattle much while you’re riding. The Planet Bike Cascadia Bike Fenders are our top ...

Mudguards (or fenders if you're from North America) are great. If you don't agree, that's because you're wrong. They make riding in horrible conditions a whole lot more bearable, and done right, they ...

If you want to stay as dry and clean as possible when riding your bike on wet roads, get yourself a proper set of full fenders - it's just that simple. There are a lot of cyclists, however, who feel ...

Where I live, it doesn't rain much, so you can get away running a bike without fenders, or mudguards. When it does rain here in my part of Spain, though, the heavens open and you can get a day or two ...