Bike Fenders (MTB, Road, Gravel, 20-inch)

In my 12 years of thrashing through Pacific Northwest loam and East Coast clay, I’ve destroyed more fork seals than I care to admit. For the first few years of my riding career, I thought getting caked in dirt was just a rite of passage. But the reality? Running without a proper mtb mud guard … Read more

What is bicycle fenders 700c? In simple terms, it refers to curved mudguards designed explicitly to fit 700c wheels—the standard diameter for road, gravel, and urban hybrid bikes—engineered to shield the rider, the drivetrain, and following cyclists from water, mud, and road grit. If you’ve ever arrived at the office with a skunk stripe of … Read more

In the world of cycling, rear fenders are much more than just curved pieces of plastic or metal hovering over your back tire. By definition, a rear fender is a vehicle component that frames the wheel well, specifically designed to prevent sand, mud, rocks, liquids, and other road spray from being thrown into the air … Read more

We have all been there. You are shredding down a pristine piece of singletrack, the air is crisp, and the adrenaline is pumping. Then, you hit that one unexpected boggy patch. Suddenly, your vision is obscured by a brown spray, and you can feel the gritty taste of trail grit between your teeth. Not to … Read more

Have you ever been flying down a gorgeous singletrack, feeling like a literal god of the trails, only to have a giant glob of wet, gritty mud fly directly into your eye? It’s a classic mountain biking rite of passage, but let’s be honest: tasting the trail isn’t nearly as fun as riding it. That’s … Read more

We have all been there. You are flying down a loamy descent, the tires are gripping like velcro, and then you hit “the patch.” That glorious, sloppy section of wet mud that decides it would rather live on your face than on the trail. Before you can blink, your vision is obscured by a brown … Read more

Listen, I have been there. You are flying down a technical descent, the stoke is high, and then—splat. A glob of wet, gritty loam lands right in your eye, or worse, directly in your mouth. Suddenly, that “hero dirt” feels a lot less heroic. If you have ever finished a ride looking like you wrestled … Read more

Let’s be real for a second: there is a certain “cool factor” to finishing a ride covered in head-to-toe mud. It looks like you’ve been through a literal war zone and won. But the novelty wears off pretty fast when you realize that “war zone” is now all over your car upholstery, your laundry room, … Read more

I have spent more hours than I care to admit scrubbing dried mud out of my ears after a particularly “spirited” ride in the Pacific Northwest. If you have ever hit a puddle at 20 miles per hour, you know exactly what I am talking about. One second you are a hero on the trail, … Read more

If you have ever spent a weekend shredding trails in the Pacific Northwest or tackling a muddy descent in the Appalachians, you know that mud is both a badge of honor and a total nuisance. I have found that nothing ruins a post-ride beer faster than realized your expensive technical kit is permanently stained. This … Read more