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Ass-Savers 10 x 38 CM

With this length, your back may not stay completely dry, but your butt will. And that's what it's all about

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Solid basic protection in bad weather or bad surfaces. On or off the bike in no time, very easy.

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Top product. Does what it is supposed to do and stays put.

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Easy to mount and fender works fine.

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Works perfectly

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After watching a short (universal) video explanation, the mudguard is easy to install. Installation of a second mudguard for my other bike was done within two minutes. Bending back the front part that eventually clamps/blocks the mudguard behind the saddle works adequately.

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Does exactly what I bought it for. A bit pricey for a small piece of plastic, though.

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A simple piece of plastic that you attach under your saddle. This keeps your back clean when the road is not dry. It weighs nothing and works great. Just make sure it is well secured under your saddle otherwise you will soon need another one :-)

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Does what it needs to do perfectly, but in slightly wetter weather a full set of mudguards will make you a lot more comfortable on the road

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The height of the mounting spot and the small size of the saver do not prevent any spray from getting on your back & butt but reduce it considerably. You realise that a dry chamois is very comfortable after all. Highly recommended!

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Does perfectly what it is supposed to do: save your ass. It's not an umbrella, you probably already noticed, so 100% dry you won't stay anyway. This mini wing is aesthetically pleasing, has a very low price and just keeps the nasty spray off your ass. Must have.

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Easy to mount and change bikes and keeps most wetness away. Now bought a 2nd so I don't have to keep switching between mtb and road bike, highly recommended

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Easy to attach, still keeps you dry a bit longer during wet weather

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This ass-saver fits perfectly on my beone road bike because it is 38 cm long it protects your can and back well from mud spotters.

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All those people who think it is just ugly to put an Ass-Saver on Race or MTB should know how nice it is to cycle with a dry chamois in the rain or fashioner....

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It is easy to fit and is effective but not so big that it looks ugly. When going on the motorway with your bike on the back, it is advisable to take it off (otherwise it may be blown off).

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Best bike purchase in years. Sits well in place, doesn't cost much and does what it's supposed to do: keep butt, back and backpack clean in autumn weather!

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Easy to place Now keep a dry bum and back

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Easy to clip under your saddle, small but nice, doesn't move like other larger mudguards. Really stops most dirt!

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Super easy to assemble or detach. Big enough to keep you well dry.

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Super easy mounting, both on my road bike and atb. Works fine and is firmly attached, easy to remove again when cleaning your bike. In short, highly recommended!

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Does exactly what you expect it to do! Great thing and easy to attach without fasteners.

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We get regular rain where I am and this stays on the bike during the summer. It is very effective in light showers and keeps lower back and ass from getting saturated in these conditions.

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super convenient to use, lightweight, name with a wink and not expensive!

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