Best/decent mudguard for mtb

[Stu9]

I'm getting a set but don't know what, I saw ones on ebay at a fiver inc post, would they any good or crap, they seem to sit to high to be any use...it's just general use. I guess my back ect will get dirty anyway no matter what

 

[Stu9]

I guess it don't matter a shoot, just get a set and put them on

 

[vickster]

Isn't the point of an MTB that you get muddy?

 

[speedfreak]

Mucky nutz fenders on mine and they do the job, look good as well

 

[Stu9]

Not otr its not, I hate a dirty/wet arse/back

 

[vickster]

And you go mountain biking? Or is this a commuter rather than off roader?

 

[Stu9]

Nope...just commuting on rds, if off rd it'll be when dry and not for long

 

[spen666]

I'm getting a set but don't know what, I saw ones on ebay at a fiver inc post, would they any good or crap, they seem to sit to high to be any use...it's just general use. I guess my back ect will get dirty anyway no matter what

You wonder why no one has replied?

You are paying £5 for what?

No description, no information, nothing.

Its hard to comment sensibly on the quality of something we have no information about

 

[vickster]

Do you already have this bike? If not a rigid fork hybrid would be a better bet for roads and then you can get proper mudguards like SKS chromoplastics

Or if already have an MTB, something like this http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/FSSKSCOMTB/sks-commuter-mtb-mudguards

 

[Stu9]

You wonder why no one has replied?

You are paying £5 for what?

No description, no information, nothing.

Its hard to comment sensibly on the quality of something we have no information about

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/PEDALPRO-CYCLE-26-MUDGUARDS-FRONT-REAR-MOUNTAIN-BIKE-BICYCLE-MUD-GUARDS-SET/151616123299?hlpht=true&ops=true&viphx=1&_trksid=p5197.c100068.m2280&_trkparms=ao=1&asc=20140205155511&meid=ca9b71948d504dc188106a28ac20907d&pid=100068&clkid=4789681246495061085&_qi=RTM1793643

 

[Stu9]

Do you already have this bike? If not a rigid fork hybrid would be a better bet for roads and then you can get proper mudguards like SKS chromoplastics

Or if already have an MTB, something like this http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/FSSKSCOMTB/sks-commuter-mtb-mudguards

Yea had it for about 2 yrs (hardly used it truth be told), it's a rock hopper, I don't remember what model i know it's not the stump jumper but some kind of jumper, rigid back suspension front

 

[vickster]

Lock out suspension?

 

[Stu9]

Do you already have this bike? If not a rigid fork hybrid would be a better bet for roads and then you can get proper mudguards like SKS chromoplastics

Or if already have an MTB, something like this http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/FSSKSCOMTB/sks-commuter-mtb-mudguards

They look good

Sorry I should have been more specific at start

 

[Stu9]

Lock out suspension?

Yea

 

[vickster]

Put some slicks on it. I'd buy decent mudguards, get LBS to fit them