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  • RRP RRP ProGuard Max Protection

RRP ProGuard Max Protection

£28.99
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Unmatched protection from mud and spray. The RRP ProGuard Front Mudguard is the perfect guard for enduro or downhill racers and essential for weekend warriors seeking the very best protection while they ride their Mountain bike.

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Unmatched protection from mud and spray. The RRP ProGuard Front Mudguard is the perfect guard for enduro or downhill racers and essential for weekend warriors seeking the very best protection while they ride their Mountain bike. ProGuard maximises tyre clearance and reduces mud clogging unlike other mudguards of this style.

Key Feature

  • Longer front minimises high-speed spray
  • For use with disc brakes only
  • Fork brace indent allows for greater tyre clearance
  • Slots and holes for easy installation with cable ties (included) or Velcro straps (sold separately)
  • Rear flick offers even more protection especially whilst cornering
  • Seal protection increased with our acclaimed Seal Shield design
  • Compatible with 26”, 27.5” and 29” forks with tyres up to 3” (reverse arch not compatible)
  • Made with RRP’s unique polypropylene mix which gives great flexibility, durability and strength
  • Matte textured finish with gloss highlights, plus sticker recess for easy fit and sticker protection
  • Designed, manufactured and packed in the UK
  • Mini: 100g, Standard: 119g, Max: 133g

3 sizes:

  • Mini: Ideal for all-year-round protection that’s more discreet
  • Standard: Superb coverage and protection
  • Max: 21mm longer than standard at the front and 68mm longer at the at the rear. 

 

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