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The Ass Savers Mudder Regular Front Mudguard is designed for mountain bikers who want to maintain clear vision and keep debris out of their face during muddy off-road rides. It provides essential protection for your eyes and gear with a lightweight, minimalist profile that doesn't compromise bike handling; however, its small surface area is best suited for localized protection rather than full-body coverage during heavy, sustained rainfall.
| Model Part Number | MRF-1-WLF |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ass Savers |
The Mudder is designed specifically for suspension forks with a fork bridge. It may not mount securely to most rigid forks.
Standard zip ties are designed for single use. It is recommended to keep a few spares in your repair kit if you need to remove the mudguard frequently.
No, the Mudder is intended primarily to keep mud out of the rider's face. It does not provide significant coverage for the down tube or drivetrain.
Simply snip the zip ties with a pair of side cutters or sharp scissors. Be careful not to scratch your fork paint during removal.
Yes, it is made from durable, flexible polypropylene that can withstand hits from trail debris and varying weather conditions.
Loosen the zip ties and reposition the mudguard higher on the fork bridge, then re-tighten.
Ensure the zip ties are tightened firmly or consider adding a small piece of rubber or electrical tape under the mounting points for extra grip.
To install, align the mudguard with the underside of your suspension fork bridge. Feed the provided zip ties through the designated holes and around the bridge, pulling them snug until the guard is secure and centered. Ensure the mudguard is not touching the tire; there should be a gap of at least 5mm to prevent rubbing.
For care, simply wipe down the guard with a damp cloth after rides to remove caked-on mud. Because the material is flexible, you can easily remove it and rinse it in a sink. Check the zip ties periodically, especially after long rides, to ensure they haven't loosened due to vibration.
