Wet-weather commuters
Arrive at work without a muddy stripe up your back.
How to choose bike mudguards
Mudguards stop wheel spray from soaking your back and clogging your bike. The right pair fits your wheel size and clears your tyres, and most take minutes to fit.
Which mudguards suit your bike?
The main mudguard options, plus a rain layer for wet days.
FRONT & REAR
Mudguard kits that cover both wheels for full protection.
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Both wheels
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FRONT ONLY
Clip-on front mudguard options for quick fitting.
What to prioritise
Quick fit
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WITH STAYS
Mudguard options with stays for steadier, fuller cover.
What to prioritise
Fuller cover
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KIDS' SIZES
Mudguards sized for kids' bikes from 16 to 26 inches.
What to prioritise
Little riders
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RAIN READY
Rain jackets and ponchos for wet ride days.
What to prioritise
Stay dry
Cycling Jackets & Ponchos
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MOUNTAIN BIKES
Mountain bike mudguard options in 24 to 29 inch sizes.
What to prioritise
Trail ready
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Match your wheel size
Mudguards are made for set wheel sizes, such as 16, 20, 24, 26, 27.5 or 29 inches. Check the size printed on your tyre sidewall first. A guard that matches your wheel sits closer and catches more spray.
Check tyre clearance
Wide tyres need wider guards, and some frames leave very little room. Make sure the mudguard clears the tyre with a gap so it does not rub. Leave space for mud to pass, especially off-road.
Pick a fitting style
Clip-on and strap-on guards fit in minutes and come off just as fast. Guards with stays bolt on for a steadier, longer-term setup. Check your frame for mounting points before choosing bolt-on guards.
Decide how much cover you need
A front guard keeps spray off your face and feet. A rear guard stops the stripe of mud up your back. For daily riding in the wet, front and rear together give the best protection.
Who needs mudguards
Trail riders
Keep mud out of your eyes and off your drivetrain on wet tracks.
Families with young riders
Kids' mudguards keep little riders cleaner on puddle days.
Mudguard options at a glance
| Option | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Front and rear kit | Daily riding in the wet | Covers both wheels for the most protection |
| Front-only mudguard | Trail rides and quick fitting | Keeps spray off your face and feet |
| Mudguards with stays | Long-term setups on one bike | Stays hold the guard steady over bumps |
| Kids' mudguards | Kids' bikes from 16 to 26 inches | Match the guard to the wheel size |
| Mountain bike mudguards | Wet trails and muddy tracks | Leave room for mud to clear the tyre |
| Rain jacket | Wet days on the bike | Pairs with mudguards for a dry ride |
Mudguard care tips
- Rinse mud from under your guards after wet rides so it does not dry on.
- Check the fixings every few weeks and tighten any that have worked loose.
- Adjust the guard if you hear it rub, so it sits evenly over the tyre.
- Take clip-on guards off for dry spells to save weight and keep them like new.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know which mudguards fit my bike?
Start with your wheel size, which is printed on the tyre sidewall, such as 26 x 2.1 or 700 x 35. Choose a mudguard made for that size, then check it is wide enough for your tyre. Each product page lists the wheel sizes it suits.
Do I need front and rear mudguards?
Not always. A front guard keeps spray off your face, chest and feet, while a rear guard stops the mud stripe up your back. If you ride daily in wet weather, fitting both gives the best protection.
Can I fit mudguards to a mountain bike with suspension?
Yes, many front mountain bike mudguards fit to the fork or down tube and move with the suspension. Check the product details for the wheel sizes and fittings it suits. Leave enough clearance so the guard does not touch the tyre when the fork compresses.
Are mudguards hard to fit?
Most clip-on and strap-on mudguards fit in a few minutes without tools. Guards with stays take a little longer and need mounting points on your frame. Follow the instructions, then spin the wheels to check nothing rubs.
Do mudguards help keep my bike clean?
Yes, they cut down the grit and water thrown onto your chain, gears and frame. That means less cleaning and less wear over time. You will still want to rinse your bike after very muddy rides.
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Ride cleaner in any weather
Choose mudguards that suit your wheels and your riding, and enjoy wet days a little more.
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