Mudguard: no chance for dirt and water splashes
Do you love fast-paced bike rides even in bad weather or off paved roads? Then you can't do without good mudguards if you want to prevent your clothes from getting splattered with water or mud in no time. Without mudguards, everything would fly up unhindered at the back, but good mudguards keep the worst of the dirt away while riding and your clothes are spared the worst.
Mudguards come in many sizes, shapes, and colors, so you can choose the perfect model for splash protection that fits your wheel size. Transa also offers a wide range of mudguards, such as front wheel splash guards and rear wheel mudguards. Practical pant clips are also available in this category to provide additional protection for your pant legs against dirt.
Mudguard: robust, lightweight, and safe
In order for a mudguard to last a long time and protect you from wetness and dirt, it must meet various requirements.
You can recognize a good mudguard by the following features:
- It can be attached to the bike quickly and easily. With many models, you don't even need tools for installation.
- Depending on the mudguard model, it can be attached by clipping, plugging, or screwing. In some cases, it can even be mounted with simple cable ties.
- The material (e.g., plastic) is lightweight, weatherproof, robust, and effectively protects you from dirt and water splashes.
- The type and width of mudguard you choose should depend on the routes you take, the weather conditions and how often you ride. The thicker your tires are, the wider the mudguards should be to prevent dirt and water splashes from landing on your clothes.
- Mudguards are also available in a wide range of sizes, so you can choose the pair that fits your wheel size perfectly.
- Mudguards are easy to clean. The quickest way to do this is with a damp cloth and some bike cleaner.
Mudguards for plugging or mounting
Depending on the type of bike you ride, different mudguards are recommended. Mountain bikers and road cyclists who like to travel light often choose not to use mudguards. City cyclists, however, swear by their mudguards, because who wants to ride around town with mud splattered on their backside?
Do you want your bike to look particularly cool and do you only ride in dry weather? Even then, you don't necessarily need a mudguard. However, you shouldn't do without one for demanding rides and tours in the rain. Especially on tours lasting several days, the weather can change quickly and only mudguards can reliably prevent your pants from getting wet.
For mountain bikers who like to ride with or without mudguards, clip-on mudguards are ideal. There's no need for complicated installation. When not in use, you can stow these clip-on models in your bike backpack and attach them to your bike in no time at all when needed – and off you go into the mud pit.
Reliable mudguards at Transa
Here at Transa, you will find different mudguard options for every type of bike. For example, the front wheel splash guard suitable for all wheel sizes and bikes, the flexible plastic mudguard that clips onto the saddle, the flexible rear wheel mudguard that attaches to the seat post, or the lightweight front wheel mudguard that clips on.
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