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I got the SKS X-Blade Dark Rear Quick-release Fender.
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Looks like yours is even shorter. I've tested out the SKS, and it almost completely does the job. I don't get any spray on the seat or my behind, but I get some splash up high between my shoulder-blades.
X-Blade Dark Rear Quickrelease Fender
The X-Blade Dark Rear Quickrelease Fender features two points of adjustability to work with endless frame geometries. X-Blade is perfect for suspension bikes. SKS wants you to get out and ride - no matter what! Dual compound plastics are hard in the middle for durability and softer on the...
sks-us.com
Looks like yours is even shorter. I've tested out the SKS, and it almost completely does the job. I don't get any spray on the seat or my behind, but I get some splash up high between my shoulder-blades.
The Ass saver didn't do the job so I also have the SKS which is much better.I got the SKS X-Blade Dark Rear Quick-release Fender.
X-Blade Dark Rear Quickrelease Fender
The X-Blade Dark Rear Quickrelease Fender features two points of adjustability to work with endless frame geometries. X-Blade is perfect for suspension bikes. SKS wants you to get out and ride - no matter what! Dual compound plastics are hard in the middle for durability and softer on the...
Looks like yours is even shorter. I've tested out the SKS, and it almost completely does the job. I don't get any spray on the seat or my behind, but I get some splash up high between my shoulder-blades.
I like all the adjustment possibilities so after correct adjustment is done I only get a little splash on my helmet.
If you are thinking “Are bike fenders worth it?”, you must first consider the terrain and the weather that you commonly experience in your location. There is also no harm in trying a front-fender bicycle first or quick-release mudguards as a trial and see if they fit your cycling needs.
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