Reviews over the

SKS S-Board

Works great if you still want to enjoy cycling on a rainy that. Feet stay dry only if there is a lot of water some drops splash on the front.

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I have mounted this mudguard on my gravel bike mainly to avoid splashing stones against the underside of the frame. With wet roads the protection is less because the mudguard does not extend to the front and can still splash.

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Stays in place very well unlike previous fenders. Easy to assemble and disassemble. No attachment point needed.

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Pleasantly small front mudguard, also fits frames where there is little space between front wheel and frame.

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Above all, do not buy this mudguard. Water still splashed everywhere, lower legs, down tube but especially handlebars and handlebar bag were still soaking wet. This mudguard does not work at all, a waste of money. The only advantage is that it is easy to mount. But you shouldn't want to mount this trash at all. And Mantel should not have it in its range.

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Does the job perfectly in the rain

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Bought this front mudguard for my old city road bike. It fitted perfectly and basically stops all dirt and water from getting your shoes wet. Assembly was very simple and the mudguard sat amazingly securely on the bike. Perfect to use in autumn and winter and take off in summer and spring. Price quality is also excellent. The mudguard can be attached to almost any road bike.

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With Cube SL road pro

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Just rode with it for a week in the snowy Ardennes. Fits well and firmly on my gravel bike and stays erfect. I only used 33mm tyres though, but there is some spare for wider tyres.

With minimal intervention,more than reasonable protection.

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The mudguard is very easy to fit and stays well in place. In the first wet rides, it also kept me dry well.

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