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SKS S-Guard

thought it would work better pity.

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Just saves some mud on your rear and lower back. Seats pretty well, so not namely to place or remove every ride

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Works top

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Easy to attach Probably also easy to lose, but for now it stays in place just fine

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Prima

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A fender that is easy to attach and a nice value for money. Unfortunately it keeps my back dry but not the back of my head. I think for city racing bikes it's just too small to catch all the splashes keeping your back dry but everything above that not, unfortunately....

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Recently bought a second mudguard for the wife's MTB. Employed this product last year and extremely satisfied with it. After trying many alternatives, I decided on this mudguard and was extremely satisfied with it. Although the material is very strong, it keeps its shape and discreetly does what it was created for: keep the rear dry and clean.

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The mudguard is great. Easy to fit and effective on the road.

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Ideal in these winter conditions to keep your back dry. Tried several, but this one stays on best.

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This mud guard has little to no impact on the amount of mud splashed on the backpack and on how dry your back keeps it. I don't notice any difference with whether I wear it or not.

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Both on my son's MTB and my MTB, I fitted that mudguard. And that mudguard does what it is supposed to do. Installation is a bit more fiddly than indicated. But once the mudguard hangs, it hangs securely. The black neutral colour is nice too.

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Stops splashes on my back well, legs do splash wet

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Ass saver quite easy to fit depending on width and shape of saddle bridge. Keeps backside dry pretty well if not overfolded and too often.

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Protects well against splashing dirt

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Placing I found very easy which is nice. Maybe it's because of my wider tyre but I still came home with a mud streak on my back. It was nice that I discovered this while cycling to work, so for that I still put an extra pair of trousers and underwear in my bag.

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Fine and handy mudguard (ass saver) for mountain biking.

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This SKS S-guard does what it is supposed to do: stop splashes. Easy to mount on your MTB with a few tie-wraps. Holds back enough water/mud to keep a reasonably dry arse

Bike and rider still get pretty dirty. Mud still splashes far up the back.

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Installation does take some patience, but once applied it does its job reasonably well. Weighs little. Flexible so little danger in case of an accident.

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Installation does take some patience, but once applied it does its job reasonably well. Weighs little. Flexible so little danger in case of an accident.

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Does what t should do. Makes you less dirty

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We rode a muddy track with three people; two of them had the S-Guard fitted. You couldn't actually tell any difference between those with and those without the thing.

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Simple and super handy at a small price. Unfortunately does not fit my Brooks B17 saddle. Shipping was again excellent, fast and nicely packed.

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Meets fine despite its size. Ok easy to attach. Even when a saddlebag is mounted.

Good short mudguard. Keeps the back sufficiently dry and mud-free without being too long and in the way when moving around and around the saddle. Price/quality very good. Already had a few knocks, no damage to the mudguard!

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The SKS S-Guard is very sturdy and, when finally attached, is very secure at the bottom of the saddle. It was a bit of a hassle to attach it to my MTB saddle but eventually succeeded.

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