Full Windsor FNF-YEL Foldnfix Mudguard - Yellow

I was super excited to try this innovative fun design, but it doesn't work on a small bike.I am a short person. The rear fork on my bike is not nearly spacious enough to allow this fender through.So, I affixed the bottom part of the fender to the seat tube as required, and instead of affixing the top part to the fork, I attached it to the under-the-saddle rails. The result looked about right, with the top part of the fender a couple inches above the wheel.I've since had two rainy days to test out the fender. The effect was, um, ah.... bidet-like. Seriously, a veritable fountain jet of water sprayed up through my saddle vent .Fail.

This is not a fender that can easily be applied into everyday life: It really isn't a quick fold n fix and is very flimsy and unreliable. One of those things that you think is gonna be great..... and......well, it isn't. But I mean, if you are looking for a cheap fender that works- ish, get it. But for me, this isn't ideal. I bike to school everyday, and I really like my metal fender that is of high quality to protect me from water splashing

Guard that arrived was red but I decided I wasn't bothered to return it! It fits nicely on my bike - mostly because I've got hub gears. Would fit better if I didn't have V-Brakes - the guard is squashed slightly but not to the detriment of either brakes or mudguard.For a simple folded piece of plastic I'm sure this could be sold much more cheaply, or even bodged together, but compared to other mudguards it's OK.After over six months of almost daily use it's still going strong. I ride fast and along a muddy canal path. The worst of the mud is deflected but plenty reaches my rucksack.