Mudguards for trek 4300

[satish bachina]

Hi,

I'm planning to buy Btwin MTB MUDGUARDs for my trek 4300.

My concern is whether they fit or not.

Has anybody used these?

http://www.playgroundonline.com/products/Btwin+-+MTB+REAR+MUDGUARD/8941.aspx

http://www.playgroundonline.com/products/Btwin+-+MTB+FRONT+MUDGUARD/8940.aspx

Regards,

Satish

[Shreelesh Kumar]

Go to Decathlon and check out the different mudguards available. If they dont' fit you can get another one right there instead of ordering it online from reseller. Get them billed along with any member who is billing at the counter. Otherwise even RR Cycles should be stocking these products and they usually sell at the same or lesser price as that of member price at Decathlon.

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[Zipkill]

Yes, those fit Trek 4300

On Jul 8, 2:42 pm, satish bachina <sati...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm planning to buy Btwin MTB MUDGUARDs for my trek 4300.
>
> My concern is whether they fit or not.
>

> Has anybody used these?http://www.playgroundonline.com/products/Btwin+-+MTB+REAR+MUDGUARD/89...
>
> http://www.playgroundonline.com/products/Btwin+-+MTB+FRONT+MUDGUARD/8...
>
> Regards,
> Satish

[Rahul S]

Hi,

I have a Trek7.1 . I am planning to go to decathlon next week. I want
to buy mudguards for my bike among other things. I found six mudguard
models on their site. Can someone tell me which of the following will
fit my bike:
1. http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-REAR-SEAT-POST-MUD-GUARD
2. http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-20-INCH-MUDGUARD
3. http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MUDGUARDS-CITY-28
4. http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MUDGUARD-KIT
5. http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MTB-FRONT-MUDGUARD
6. http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MTB-REAR-MUDGUARD

Thanks,

-Rahul

[deepakvrao]

They might fit but I doubt that they would work. You need real full
length mudguards which follow the curve of the wheel.

These look closest to what might work.

http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-20-INCH-MUDGUARD

On Jul 9, 11:18 am, Rahul S <sra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a Trek7.1 . I am planning to go to decathlon next week. I want
> to buy mudguards for my bike among other things. I found six mudguard
> models on their site. Can someone tell me which of the following will
> fit my bike:
> 1.http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-REAR-SEAT-POST-MUD-GUARD
> 2.http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-20-INCH-MUDGUARD
> 3.http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MUDGUARDS-CITY-28
> 4.http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MUDGUARD-KIT
> 5.http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MTB-FRONT-MUDGUARD

> 6.http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MTB-REAR-MUDGUARD

[Rahul S]

Thanks for the info Deepak. I hope it fits my bike. I would hate to
drive all the way back to the store just to exchange it.

-Rahul

[Arvind Ganesh]

Take your bike along when buying the fenders. That way you avoid the hassle.

-Arvind

[deepakvrao]

Nope, you got it wrong. I have no clue which will fit your bike. I
meant that that link shows a design of mudguards that 'might' work to
keep the mud off your back. The others won't work at all.

Which will fit your bike? You'll have to take your bike and see I
guess.

> >> > Visitwww.bangalorebicyclechampionships.comformore details

[Rahul S]

I misunderstood you then !

I want to avoid cycling all the way there to buy stuff. Can any
Trek7.1 owner on this list point me to the right mudguard ?

-Rahul

[Arvind Ganesh]

I think this is your best bet 

http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MUDGUARDS-CITY-28

Don't get the 20" one, it is for kids' bikes. 

-Arvind

[Sabari Thampi]

I have a Trek 7.1. Never ever used a mudguard. Rode 105 kms today. Perhaps a couple of thousand since I purchased it. Never felt the need for them mudguards.

Rgds

Sabari Thampi
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[Rohan Kini]

umm .. they dont really fit :) 

[Arvind Ganesh]

Okay, I stand corrected then! This is why it's worth riding your bike
to the store when getting these accessories :)

[deepakvrao]

different needs for different people I guess :-)

I would hate to commute without mudguards. Even in dry weather we have
patches of overflowing sewage etc from manholes [in Indiranagar at
least].

Dunno where you ride though.

On Jul 9, 4:35 pm, "Sabari Thampi" <sgtha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a Trek 7.1. Never ever used a mudguard. Rode 105 kms today. Perhaps a couple of thousand since I purchased it. Never felt the need for them mudguards.
>
> Rgds
>
> Sabari Thampi
> Sent from BlackBerry® on Airtel
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rahul S <sra...@gmail.com>
>
> Sender: bangalor...@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sat, 9 Jul 2011 16:50:12
> To: Bangalore Bikers Club<bangalor...@googlegroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [BBC] Re: Mudguards for trek 4300
>
> I misunderstood you then !
>
> I want to avoid cycling all the way there to buy stuff. Can any
> Trek7.1 owner on this list point me to the right mudguard ?
>
> -Rahul
>

[Shashi]

I visited RR cycles last Friday and discussed the mudguard fitting for
my Cannondale Quick 5. The mechanic asked me to get the bike so that
he could try to fit a good old Indian style mudguard. Will be trying
it out this weekend.

[Poovaiah MP]

Shashi, 

Make sure that the mechanic doesn't tamper with the frame. 

-Best Regards,

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[Rahul S]

Rohan,

I see 5 mudguard models in BOTS website :
Bontrager Commuter MTB and four mudguards from decathlon. I want full
length mudguards for my bike. I assume none of these fits the bill.
From where can I buy full length mudguards for my bike ?

-Rahul

[deepakvrao]

SKS fenders from any UK online store are probably the best you can
get.

On Jul 11, 10:28 am, Rahul S <sra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Rohan,
>
> I see 5 mudguard models in BOTS website :
> Bontrager Commuter MTB and four mudguards from decathlon. I want full
> length mudguards for my bike. I assume none of these fits the bill.
> From where can I buy full length mudguards for my bike ?
>
> -Rahul
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 9, 2011 at 10:10 PM, Rohan Kini <rohan.k...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > umm .. they dont really fit :)
>

> > On Sat, Jul 9, 2011 at 5:05 PM, Arvind Ganesh <arvi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> I think this is your best bet
> >>http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MUDGUARDS-CITY-28
> >> Don't get the 20" one, it is for kids' bikes.
> >> -Arvind
> >> On Sat, Jul 9, 2011 at 4:50 PM, Rahul S <sra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>> I misunderstood you then !
>
> >>> I want to avoid cycling all the way there to buy stuff. Can any
> >>> Trek7.1 owner on this list point me to the right mudguard ?
>
> >>> -Rahul
>

[Mayank Rungta]

I don't know if it was shared on this thread but one of the option is to
get a good water proof jacket for yourself - those that cover your upper
body and a lower which you can slip into. If you wear a bag then a
longer jacket that covers the bag is good or a separate cover for the
bag (u get at decathlon). I saw at Decathlon this water proof lower too
in the biking section. If looked good. If you wear that any amount of
much is not going to bother you also it saves you from the rain. Only
trouble you might sweat a bit! :)

I have not seen fenders work well but there is a nice thing for the
front - a small fentor that attaches to the frame. This is a good add on
in addition to the front mudguard. I had it in my trek 7100. Only
trouble was I never got a good solution for the back. If u do add mud
guards you can roll the bike on stairs (vertically - easy way to
transport) some trade off. I prefer not to have mudguards at the moment! :))

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[Rahul S]

Water proof jacket will surely serve double purpose. But I start
riding immediately after it stops raining or in the morning when there
are puddles of water everywhere. I would look stupid wearing a
raincoat when the sky is clear just to avoid getting spattered on the
back :)

-Rahul

On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 6:33 PM, Mayank Rungta <mr....@gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't know if it was shared on this thread but one of the option is to get
> a good water proof jacket for yourself - those that cover your upper body
> and a lower which you can slip into. If you wear a bag then a longer jacket
> that covers the bag is good or a separate cover for the bag (u get at
> decathlon). I saw at Decathlon this water proof lower too in the biking
> section. If looked good. If you wear that any amount of much is not going to
> bother you also it saves you from the rain. Only trouble you might sweat a
> bit! :)
>
> I have not seen fenders work well but there is a nice thing for the front -
> a small fentor that attaches to the frame. This is a good add on in addition
> to the front mudguard. I had it in my trek 7100. Only trouble was I never
> got a good solution for the back. If u do add mud guards you can roll the
> bike on stairs (vertically - easy way to transport) some trade off. I prefer
> not to have mudguards at the moment! :))
>
> --
> MAnY thANKs
> http://ngopost.org
> http://rideacycle.org
> https://gist.com/mayank
>
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> world! :)
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>
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[Mayank Rungta]

If it is a one time thing or so u can always slow down! :) If it is not
use the jacket or such. Most mud guards don't work - those that work are
really expensive. So make a choice for urself! :)

Like I said I have learnt to enjoy the muck until I find better options.

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[deepakvrao]

All the below mudguards work great.

http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/fenders.asp

A bit expensive, but it also keeps your drivetrain clean, and you
don't ever have to worry about riding thru water, even 2-3 inch deep
puddles. Shoes stay dry too.

Will take a pic and post tomorrow. they look great too.

On Jul 11, 6:03 pm, Mayank Rungta <mr.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't know if it was shared on this thread but one of the option is to
> get a good water proof jacket for yourself - those that cover your upper
> body and a lower which you can slip into. If you wear a bag then a
> longer jacket that covers the bag is good or a separate cover for the
> bag (u get at decathlon). I saw at Decathlon this water proof lower too
> in the biking section. If looked good. If you wear that any amount of
> much is not going to bother you also it saves you from the rain. Only
> trouble you might sweat a bit! :)
>
> I have not seen fenders work well but there is a nice thing for the
> front - a small fentor that attaches to the frame. This is a good add on
> in addition to the front mudguard. I had it in my trek 7100. Only
> trouble was I never got a good solution for the back. If u do add mud
> guards you can roll the bike on stairs (vertically - easy way to
> transport) some trade off. I prefer not to have mudguards at the moment! :))
>
> --

> MAnY thANKshttp://ngopost.orghttp://rideacycle.orghttps://gist.com/mayank

>
> Small Loans, Big Impacts. Invest inwww.rangde.orgtoday!

> Want to volunteer joinhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/vConnect-Blr/

> For a greener Bangalore -http://tiny.cc/blrtreeplanting

> --http://www.ngopost.org/story/killercoke-cokes-crimes-india

[Arvind Ganesh]

Another option. I have SKS but do feel the need for mud flaps, these have flaps and seem very well reviewed. 

http://www.amazon.com/Planet-Bike-Cascadia-Bicycle-Aluminum/dp/B000RY7T6M

-Arvind

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And in the meantime, you wanna check out this if you're thinking of saving some bucks and learning something new :) 

[Parag]

I fitted full mudguards couple of months back from the LBS, had the
plastic fenders earlier. The fenders dont work, but the mudguards
certainly do--I have to ride thru lot of puddly stretches on my daily
commute, and I can see a huge reduction in the amount of muck on my
shoes/trousers/backpack and the drivetrain.

I love riding in the rain , I have a built in rain cover on my Targus
Laptop Backpack which is enough protection for water coming from the
sky. It is the filthy (sewage) water that dont like getting on me,and
the water is there on the road for a long time after it stops raining,
so the mudguard works pretty well for my use case.
What the mudguards dont solve is bike guys or cars splashing you as
they zip thru a mini lake ;-(

So definitely worth checking the LBS--you can ask for the TI cycles
mudguards -the full metal ones.

Parag

On Jul 11, 11:31 pm, Shankar Shastry <shanka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> And in the meantime, you wanna check out

> this<http://bikeszone.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=8930> if

> you're thinking of saving some bucks and learning something new :)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 9:42 PM, Arvind Ganesh <arvi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Another option. I have SKS but do feel the need for mud flaps, these have
> > flaps and seem very well reviewed.

> >http://www.amazon.com/Planet-Bike-Cascadia-Bicycle-Aluminum/dp/B000RY...
>
> > -Arvind

> >> Visitwww.bangalorebicyclechampionships.comfor more details

[NFL-Newfoundlove]

Parag.. Could you post some pics of your bike. I would like to take a
look at the setup.

> > >> Visitwww.bangalorebicyclechampionships.comformore details

[RT]

Guys, try a rain poncho. It'll fit over the backpack too and there
should be enough ventilation from the sides.

On Jul 12, 5:52 am, Parag <parag.patan...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > >> Visitwww.bangalorebicyclechampionships.comformore details

[Shreelesh Kumar]

I have a poncho. http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Rain-jackets-PONCHO-100-BLUE Its great in the sense it covers my backpack and there's no chance of rain water getting in. The downside is ventilation is very less and sometimes it gets pretty sweaty inside if you are cycling in it. Its not that bad a problem when I use it on bike. Its basically a plastic sheet so breathability is nil.

Another option would be one of these rain jackets which seem to be breathable per their claim. 

http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Jackets-RAIN-CUT-MAN 

http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Jackets-ARPENAZ-50

http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Pants-ARPENAZ-50M-OVERTROUSER

With that, you can use one of these for the backpack 

http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Rain-jackets-PONCHO-5580-L

http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Rain-jackets-RAIN-COVER-3550

I have not tried this rain jacket + backpack cover combo myself but I guess it should work. I think some water might get in because there's still the gap between your back and the bag if its raining but it will protect from the muck. Both poncho and raincoat+backpack cover has its advantages and disadvantages.

But like Rahul said, you'd look dumb if you wear any of that and ride when its not raining. 

Furthermore, you can find pools of water on the driest of days from leaking water pipes, sewages lines, people generously washing the front of their houses regardless of water crisis in the city and what not. I don't like slowing down much for all these when I can have a mudguard and just ride over them.  As it is there's so many obstacles while riding on street from vehicles cutting across to small potholes. I don't want another one in the form of smallest puddles of water to slow me down for the fear of spoiling my clothes on a commute. That's another thing to worry on commute which I simply don't want to. Even if I decide to get wet in rain, I'd prefer getting wet with the water that's falling from above and not the muck that's coming from down.  Why wear something and be uncomfortable on the commute when I can make my cycle wear a mudguard and forget about it. :)

Some people prefer mudguards, some don't. And I think on both sides, people have their own strong arguments. Basically a matter of personal choice and that no one can change.

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[Shreelesh Kumar]

And like Mayank said, fenders don't really work and front suspension compatible full mudguard sets are costly from what little I researched a month back.

Cheaper option would be to do with the available fenders and get backpack cover for everyday commute. That should keep the muck off your clothes. Mayank gave this idea to me. 

[Mayank Kamthan]

Daag achche hain!! :D

a poncho works gr8 and keeps my bag almost clean! and thats what worries me the most, the bag...

clothes can be washed daily not bags.. 

Mayank Kamthan

[Rajat Malhotra]

Has anyone tried http://www.decathlon.in/Cycling-Mudguards-MUDGUARDS-CITY-28

I have a Schwinn Searcher and am looking for a decent mud guards.

Rajat

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[Satheesh]

I am using them on my Searcher Sport and they are good.
I am giving them away with my byke on sale:

------------------------------------------
I have my byke 3.5 months new Schwinn Searcher Sport on sale.

Model : 2011
Size : Medium
Color: White

Current Market Price is between 17.5k and 18.35k
Expecting Price (along with the below accessories) - 16k (slightly negotiable)
Reason for selling - Planned buying MTB.
Kms run - 500+

Accessories:
1. Cyclo Computer
2. Bottle Cage
3. Front and Rear Reflection lights
4. Mud Guards

If willing to take a look or test ride, please call me on Nine 4485 1088 Three.
------------------------------------------

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[Kishan Kumar]

I've not used either fenders or mud guards but have not liked the way they dangle around on tue bike. I've picked up the backpack cover from decathlon in preparation for the rain! I am waiting to use it in a few rains and decide about a jacket for myself too!

So far I got an opportunity to ride only in light drizzle and the backpack cover worked well!

Sent from my iPhone

[deepakvrao]

Check out these fenders. No dangling, no noise or rattle, and complete
protection of your back, bike, drivetrain, shoes etc.

www.rashminursinghome.com/Albums/Surly/Image00006.jpg
www.rashminursinghome.com/Albums/Surly/Image00007.jpg
www.rashminursinghome.com/Albums/Surly/Image00009.jpg
www.rashminursinghome.com/Albums/Surly/Image00010.jpg

On Jul 13, 6:12 am, Kishan Kumar <kishan.kumar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've not used either fenders or mud guards but have not liked the way they dangle around on tue bike. I've picked up the backpack cover from decathlon in preparation for the rain! I am waiting to use it in a few rains and decide about a jacket for myself too!
>
> So far I got an opportunity to ride only in light drizzle and the backpack cover worked well!
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>

> On Jul 12, 2011, at 3:26 PM, Mayank Kamthan <mkamt...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Daag achche hain!! :D
>
> > a poncho works gr8 and keeps my bag almost clean! and thats what worries me the most, the bag...
> > clothes can be washed daily not bags..
>
> > Mayank Kamthan
>

> > On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 2:02 PM, Shreelesh Kumar <shreel...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > And like Mayank said, fenders don't really work and front suspension compatible full mudguard sets are costly from what little I researched a month back.
>
> > Cheaper option would be to do with the available fenders and get backpack cover for everyday commute. That should keep the muck off your clothes. Mayank gave this idea to me.
>

> > On 12 July 2011 13:45, Shreelesh Kumar <shreel...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I have a poncho.http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Rain-jackets-PONCHO-100-BLUEIts great in the sense it covers my backpack and there's no chance of rain water getting in. The downside is ventilation is very less and sometimes it gets pretty sweaty inside if you are cycling in it. Its not that bad a problem when I use it on bike. Its basically a plastic sheet so breathability is nil.

>
> > Another option would be one of these rain jackets which seem to be breathable per their claim.
> >http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Jackets-RAIN-CUT-MAN
> >http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Jackets-ARPENAZ-50
> >http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Pants-ARPENAZ-50M-OVERTROUSER
> > With that, you can use one of these for the backpack
> >http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Rain-jackets-PONCHO-5580-L
> >http://www.decathlon.in/Hiking-Rain-jackets-RAIN-COVER-3550
>
> > I have not tried this rain jacket + backpack cover combo myself but I guess it should work. I think some water might get in because there's still the gap between your back and the bag if its raining but it will protect from the muck. Both poncho and raincoat+backpack cover has its advantages and disadvantages.
>
> > But like Rahul said, you'd look dumb if you wear any of that and ride when its not raining.
>
> > Furthermore, you can find pools of water on the driest of days from leaking water pipes, sewages lines, people generously washing the front of their houses regardless of water crisis in the city and what not. I don't like slowing down much for all these when I can have a mudguard and just ride over them.  As it is there's so many obstacles while riding on street from vehicles cutting across to small potholes. I don't want another one in the form of smallest puddles of water to slow me down for the fear of spoiling my clothes on a commute. That's another thing to worry on commute which I simply don't want to. Even if I decide to get wet in rain, I'd prefer getting wet with the water that's falling from above and not the muck that's coming from down.  Why wear something and be uncomfortable on the commute when I can make my cycle wear a mudguard and forget about it. :)
>
> > Some people prefer mudguards, some don't. And I think on both sides, people have their own strong arguments. Basically a matter of personal choice and that no one can change.
>

> > Visitwww.bangalorebicyclechampionships.comfor more details

>
> > --
> > Shreelesh Kumar
> >http://twitter.com/shreelesh
> >www.shreeleshkumar.blogspot.com
> >www.flickr.com/photos/shreeleshkumar
>
> > Protect the Trees. Save Open Spaces. Save Bangalore
>
> > --
> > Shreelesh Kumar
> >http://twitter.com/shreelesh
> >www.shreeleshkumar.blogspot.com
> >www.flickr.com/photos/shreeleshkumar
>
> > Protect the Trees. Save Open Spaces. Save Bangalore
> > --
> > biking conversations on the world famous "Bangalore Bikers Club" :)
>
> > are you a part of the bicycle racing scene?

> > Visitwww.bangalorebicyclechampionships.comfor more details

[Apurv Manjrekar]

Poncho rocks. Costs just abt 100 bucks or so at Decathlon.

On Tue, 12 Jul 2011 15:26:41 +0530, Mayank Kamthan <mkam...@gmail.com>
wrote:

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[Mayank Rungta]

Please bear in mind the 100 bucks one won't last you long. There was a
better quality one at DS for around 700 which is much better (fluroscent
color making it very visible also). The poncho can be used elsewhere
also so do invest wisely! :)

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[Arvind Ganesh]

A bit late but, thanks for this info, most helpful. Suggest you add it to http://notebook.bumsonthesaddle.com/ so that others can find it easily later :)

-Arvind

[Arvind Ganesh]

Deepak, awesome kit! I have SKS fenders but mine don't have the black plastic splashguard that you have on the front, those would be useful. 

Love the dynamo and light too.

-Arvind

[deepakvrao]

Thanks Arvind. Those links don't work for me. How did you get them to
work?

For others - pics are here too.


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