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Fender Range Fender Range

LIGHTWEIGHT. VERSATILE. NO FAFF FENDERS.

The Fender range delivers lightweight, versatile mud protection for riders across road, gravel, mountain and commuter bikes. Simple to fit and easy to live with, these guards are designed to reduce spray and trail debris without adding unnecessary bulk.

Developed from Mucky Nutz’ original disruptive designs, the Fender range offers practical everyday protection for riders who want a quick, reliable solution across changing conditions and bike setups.

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Designed & Made in the UK

Engineered on UK trails. Shipped worldwide

Recycled. Tough. Trail-ready

Practical protection with a lighter footprint

award-winning Design

Protection that just works, ride after ride

Ride with Confidence

1-year warranty and no-fuss returns

Choose Your Setup

Do I need both front and rear fenders?

Not necessarily. Many riders run just a front or rear depending on conditions, but using both gives the best overall protection from spray and trail debris.

Are Fender guards easy to fit?

Yes, they’re designed to fit quickly with simple fasteners and no tools required. Fit them in minutes and adjust as needed.

Will they fit my bike?

Fender guards are designed to work across a wide range of bike types, including mountain, gravel, road and commuter bikes. Use the bike type filter above to find the best match.

Can I leave them on all year?

Absolutely. They’re built for year-round use, from wet winter commutes to dry summer rides.

Will they rattle or rub?

Nope, when fitted properly, Fender guards stay secure, quiet and rub-free, with plenty of clearance for modern tyres.

After a proper mucky ride, it’s worth giving things a quick clean and check where the guard meets the bike - keeps everything running smooth and doing its job.

What makes Fender different from other ranges?

Fender is all about simplicity and versatility. If you want quick, lightweight protection without overthinking it, this is the range to go for.

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