Topeak Defender M1 & M2 Mudguard Set
Topeak Defender M1 & M2 Mudguard Set
. The DeFender M1 is compatible with all standard front forks including reverse arch designs, the unique quick release attachment system integrates the DeFender M1 seamlessly with the
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Waste of money. By: mat, on March 4, 2016 Pros: Cons: |
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These are very good mud guards - rear one fits perfectly on my ... By: Peter, on April 17, 2015 Pros: Cons: "These are very good mud guards - rear one fits perfectly on my Ridgeback Hybrid - and looks good. The reason I only gave it a three is that despite the description, the front mud flap is not compatible with ALL standard front forks - once fitted there is no gap between the base of the down tube and top of the tyre - i.e the tyre rubs against the mud guard bracket - I suppose this should have been obvious when I realised I needed to take the front wheel off to fit it. Haven't taken any measurements but I... |
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Great service By: G. M. carman, on March 6, 2014 Pros: Cons: |
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Pricey but good By: Flour, on September 14, 2012 Pros: Cons: "Mudguards for mountain bikes seem to be a hit or miss affair. Getting ones that keep the aggresive look of some bikes can be hard, but I reckon they have it sorted here. Attaching them was a doddle, although I'm still not sure the front one may come loose at some point, I'll just have to wait and see. As for the practical side of things, they do their job. Only downside as far as I'm concerned is the price. At ?26, they are quite expensive, you could easily get a set for about half the price, but they... |
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Superb for Ridgeback By: Chris Morse "faraway_pictures", on January 14, 2012 Pros: Cons: "I have a Ridgeback Cyclone, now quite a rarity in being a new Mountain bike without any suspension. These mudguards say they will fit most mountain bikes. The front is the main one, the back is a very simple affair just clamping onto the seat post. The only thing to beware there is if you have enough space for reflectors and lights. As said the front is the main issue. It works by having a tension device that goes inside the hole above the front wheel. There is 2 sizes of tension nut, one inside... |
