Quickfix Mud Guard

If you're an avid cyclist living here in the Pacific Northwest then you know what it means to get caught out in the rain. The Quickfix Mudguard is a clever little solution for those of you who refuse to ride fenders. It's available in a variety of colours as shown below and cost about $22(CAD).

Getting you're hands on these might be a bit tricky since they're only sold in the UK, but hit the Full Windsor site where you might find an on-line retailer.

Via - OhGizmo!

By: Mass

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