Tortec Reflector Full Length Mudguard Set - 700c / 26in

Yes a big faff fitting but it’s the same for all mudguards. Patience, patience and more patience and a rainy day when you can’t get out. They look absolutely great on the bike, are silent and robust. Rode around after heavy rain through wet roads and muddy puddles, kept me and the bike clean. Much better than a similar famous brand. Great price from Tredz. Highly recommend.

Installed on a 2015 Whyte Cornwall with 28 and 32mm 700c tyres. Installation was very easy. There are instructions included. I had to cut the sides of the rear mudguard with a hacksaw where the seat bridge is, as that part was too narrow, but that's very easy. The hardest part of the install is cutting the mudguard stays - don't bother with a hacksaw, just use a cheap bolt cutter. A brake cable cutter will do it. Just make sure you don't cut the stays too short. While riding, the mudguards are utterly silent. The front waggles a bit when riding one handed, but makes no noise at all. The plastic clip for the rear brake bridge is slightly malleable so hopefully it won't break in a few years. I'm very pleased with this purchase.

A little fiddly to put together but once on the mudguards feel solid and there is little to no rattling when clearing speed humps on my way to work. I purchased them in black and they look smart especially with the white line of the reflectors following the arc. Only thing to bear in mind is that the bike has a carbon fork which is too wide for the screw provided so I had to find a longer screw to fit. I like that fact that they clear the disc brakes and the reflector on the back provides extra visibility. Overall happy with my choice.

Took me about 2hrs to get these fitted the way I wanted. Now they are on they are great but the fitment is more a trial of ingenuity!

It really shouldn't be this complicated to fit a pair of mudguards. You have to pre-fit them, measure them up, and fit them again. Because the angle of the stays are way off form the holes on the guards, you have to flex the stays quite a bit to fit them, this can make things fiddly. Oh, you will need some way to cut the stays, the instructions suggest a hacksaw. (used bolt cutters, which i had to buy). Because of the return policy, at least i can say i am now a proud owner of a pair of bolt cutters. Requires plenty of patience; I'm sure they'll do the job, now fitted, but i would not buy again.

I haven't actually managed to get these bad boys fitted to my bike yet. This is mainly because the instructions assume that you are a mind reader. Fortunately I'm going to a Derren Brown event this weekend and I'm confident that he'll be able to fit them for me.

Got these for new hybrid with disc brakes. Have them already on another bike, so know they do what they're supposed to. Red relector keeps you legal in the dark, reflective side bits an added bonus. Bit of jiggery-pokery required to bend the front stays around the brake caliper, but otherwise an easy fit. Tip for cutting the stays to length, use a small pair of bolt croppers, so much easier than a hacksaw.

Great mudguards they end up really solid and rattle free when fitted. Fitting them though is a bit of a chore; here is what worked for me. fitted the frame bolts with a little wiggle room. fitted the stays to the guards without the black covers. bolted stays to frame. refitted wheel and lined up the guard. marked the stays for cutting. used a good hacksaw and cut the stays. refitted the stays with the black covers this time. tightened up all the stay bolts. removed the rear wheel and checked the frame bolts. remember to check for position of your stay eyelets on the front forks and where the disc brake caliper is. I made a little bracket to go under the top caliper mounting bolt; you may be able to use a 'P' clip or bend the stays.

Mudguards are a bit fiddly to fix but take your time. I would say thet are better than SKS as they have covers for support ends and hopefully wont break as easily.... On the negative side YODEL delivery is a joke, to cut a long story short I would never use them again!

Excellent mudguards at a bargain price from Tredz. Fitting took an hour as cutting to length is needed ( a vice and metal saw helps) but the result is a superb looking, solid, safe and highly durable product. Highly recommended.