BlueSunshine Fat Tire Bike Fenders, 26 inch Snow Bicycle Bike Front Rear Mudguard Cycling Bike Fender for Mountain Bike

So... these are cheap, flimsy, and poorly quality checked in the factory. I had to cut off several casting imperfections to get started. After that I realized that the plastic squeeze mounts for the front weren't going to cut it but they also included a long bolt to go through the hole at the bottom of the fork. (If your going to use the squeeze brackets they include several sizes for different forks as well as sleeves for the rear bracket where you mount it to the seat post. See pic. Just make sure you have the bolt started in the nut before you stick it all in the fork hole or glue the nut in place or you'll just lift it up and never get it threaded.) I just wanted a more secure tighter fit. So as you can see in the picture I cut the bracket in the middle and bolted it back shorter so their bolt would catch and squeeze both sides of the bracket to the fork and be secure. Otherwise the bolt is to short. (Maybe it's for only using one side of the bracket to bolt through.) This also decreased the gap between the fender and the fork making it look better. Riding it the front fender bounces alot but overall it works and is worth the 15 bucks I spent on it. Perfect fit for a 20" fat tire. Took me 15 mins after opening it to have it on the bike even after modifying it.

I love these. Why, because they are disposable ♻️ . So I am on my 4th set. I can be a little destructive. Ridiculous price can be found even lower coin. I have modified them slightly which is no big deal. Point is.... If you want to keep rain or puddles off of you, and are looking for something that makes a fat EMTB look more a little more aggressive, buy them. If you are looking for a more permanent steel set, they are out there. I may switch knowing that they are 4-5 times the price. See my point? I too snapped the rear fender right off. I have made refinement to the front fender and rear fender that just "works" until permanent ones go on. You need something. I am a 56 year old that as a kid started with a real Chromoly frame. I upgraded everything on that bike. I loved it. These fenders actually work really well, until you need a new set.

Not too big or small just fits over the tire and thick plastic

So, right off the bat, this comes with no instructions. Period.Luckily, I've done one of these before from another company, so I didn't need it. But I'm sure that'd be helpful to someone.There's enough parts options to mount the front fender For whatever bike you have.So, good plus there.The back fender attachment however is not sturdy whatsoever.It snapped after I had just finished installing it and leaned it up against the wall.Luckily, I was able to MacGuyver it to fit on an older rear attachment I had from a bike I no longer use.But yeah, really disappointing having something break as soon as you've put it on.Wouldn't recommend unless you have a backup/alternate attachment.The mudguards themselves are fine. So, I won't go through the hassle of a refund, but hopefully this helps someone out before they buy this.

Works great and easy install !!! I use this on my e-bike .

The rear fender which is seatpost-mounted does not stay in place regardless how tight you tighten the screw on the mount. It slips side to side constantly. Ended up tossing it. The front fender worked better, but it's so flimsy and flops up and down... ended up removing and throwing it away too.

In order to not get spray from the rear wheel on your back, it needs to be at least 10" longer. I guess I'll have to get a rack...

ADD INSTRUCTIONS !!!