Zefal Unisex's Trail City Set Clip-On Guard-Black, Size 26/28, 700c

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I recently purchased the Clip-On Guard for my bike, and I couldn't be happier with my decision! This little accessory has made a significant difference in my cycling experience, and here's why it deserves a solid 5-star review:1. **Easy Installation:** The installation process was a breeze. I didn't need any special tools or technical expertise. Just clip it on, and you're good to go. It took me less than five minutes to have it securely attached to my bike.2. **Effective Protection:** The main reason I bought this clip-on guard was to keep dirt, mud, and water from splashing all over me while riding in wet or muddy conditions. It does its job flawlessly! I've noticed a considerable reduction in the amount of grime on my clothes and bike. No more messy rides!3. **Sturdy Build:** Despite its lightweight design, this guard feels robust and durable. It's held up well to rough terrain, bumps, and even a couple of minor crashes. I'm confident it will last for many rides to come.4. **Adjustable Fit:** The adjustable feature is fantastic. I can easily fine-tune the guard to fit my bike's specific wheel size and frame, ensuring a snug and secure fit. This versatility is a huge plus.5. **Aesthetically Pleasing:** This clip-on guard doesn't just serve a practical purpose; it also adds a sleek and sporty look to my bike. It complements the overall aesthetics nicely.Overall, the Clip-On Guard has exceeded my expectations. It's an affordable, user-friendly, and highly effective accessory for any cyclist who wants to keep clean and dry during their rides. I highly recommend it to fellow biking enthusiasts. It has truly enhanced my cycling experience, and I wouldn't want to ride without it. Five stars well-deserved! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

A good quality plastic mudguard which is less flimsy than the others in the market. Quite affordable and does the job well. The drawback is that it doesn’t cover the both the wheels as much as other mud guards do. The length is slightly short. The mudguard can be fitted to the posts correctly. However I had one really major drawback. Unlike a horizontal hole on my rear fork like other cycles I had vertical hole. I had to drill the mudguard to fit it in and put in a screw. That worked.

These mudguards look great on our hybrid bikes and fit well. I did have to cut down one of the bolts for one bike, but that was more the style of bike.

Front mudguard very good as doesn’t require stays and is a reasonable length. However, the rear guard needs to be longer and has a major flaw. The concept with the seat stay clip is good but hasn’t been thought through properly because it doesn’t fit most bike designs nowadays as the seat stay is too close to the rear wheel. When you attach the clip it pushes the mudguard against the wheel and becomes a very effective brake. So 5/5 for the front guard and 1/5 for the rear.

These have been far better than I expected. I often ride a sit up Dutch bike with full mudguards. I got these for a hybrid bike for when I want a bit more speed. But I still don't want spray from tires up my back! Although shorter than full mudguards, they stop spray more effectively than the ones that clip immediately below the seat post, because they are close to the tire. They stay in place well despite the absence of supporting struts seen on full mudguards. If you want to ride without the mudguards you can easily pull them off the brackets and fit again later. But to be honest, they're so light and unobtrusive that I leave them on the whole time ... just in case it rains.

These were advertised as compatible with hybrid bikes but they wouldn't fit mine.The small bolt that's supplied is too small in diameter to fit the threaded hole in front suspension. The longer bolt fits but then needs to be cut down with a hacksaw or grinder because it's too long.The clip for the rear mudguard forces the rear mudguard to rub against the wheel.So I chopped it off and thought the bolt in frame will suffice but the guard still rubs against the wheel no matter what adjustments I make to the bracket.These are not fit for purpose and I would like to send them back but I have cut the clip off the rear guard to try and make them work.They're going straight in the bin.

Fitted my Trek FX3 bike without a problem. Not yet tested it in wet conditions. My only problem was fitting the front guard. My Trek bike has a hole at the back and the front above the carbon forks but on trying to fix the longest bolt I found that these 2 holes were surprisingly not in line and the bolt was too long. When the bolt got stuck I took it out and tested the hole with a bit of wire and measured its length. I recommend doing that first before putting too much pressure on the bolt! I cut some off the bolt to make sure of a good fit. These are great value for money especially as I am fun rider and will not go out in really bad conditions.

Easy to fit. Don't overthink it, you can pull to shape once it's on.