26 inch Snow Bicycle Mudguard Fat Bike Fender Front Rear Mud Guard Cycling Bike Fender for Fat Tire Mountain Bike

We needed one that goes under the spring breaks on a new bike so it was not for the newer bikes. Look at your bike first before trying. We used it on our old bike and it broke easy when the tire spit up a good size pebble. Other than that the flexibility is not too bad. Some adjustments with a heat gun can fix no problem.

The guards are cheaply built, but work fine

There is one thing. Someone had the idea that you would be able to adjust it by hand if they attached plastic knobs to the screws, so you wouldn't need a screwdriver. Nice idea but... the first time I tried to turn the knob, it slipped. So I needed a screwdriver anyway. Oh well. Good thing I always carry one.

Not enough nuts n boltsNo printed instructionsThe front pieces don't stay and are uselessThey basically twist in the wind and fall off the bike.I've tried to seat it several times and it doesn't stay.I wouldn't recommend wasting your money

After a few rides and over 60 miles I would say overall it’s “ok”. No instructions, but not too hard to figure out. The rear flare has a better connection to the seat post and has stayed put. My biggest gripe are the fronts. The expanding plastic nut that holds it up in the fork frame is low quality, so no matter how much you tighten, it will not stay. There are different size adaptors but they are all the same plastic material. The metal bar that holds the fronts is flimsy as well. It kept coming loose and would flap everywhere. I plan to use some hefty zip ties to hold it in place to make it work better. They are functional and did keep the dirt from hitting me.

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Low priced, simple design, easy to install, light weight, not obtrusive.

Would be great but, came with no directions, at first didn't even think they would work for my bike, and then not enough hardware, missing nuts for the screws to attach bracket to fenders.