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13 Proguard Bolt On V2 Brand: RRP
Distributor: Extra and Cyclex
The RRP ProGuard Bolt-On V2 enhances the successful Bolt-On range with additional features. Developed by a team passionate about mountain biking in all weather conditions, this
product is tailored for British riding. Designed, manufactured, and packaged in the UK, V2 retains all V1 features and introduces a redesigned bolt-on bracket for compatibility with more forks, increased bottom-out clearance, and a new Max protection size for even greater coverage. RRP: £39.99
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14 FullGuard Rear Fender Brand: BBB
Distributor: Windwave
A fully protective MTB fender / mudguard suitable for 29” wheels with a maximum 3” tyre wide for maximum coverage. Attaches to chainstays for compatibility with both hardtail and full suspension bikes with a large rubber mounting surface and angle adjustment to prevent slipping. Quick-release Mini-RingFix system for easy and quick assembly. Made from 75% recycled materials. RRP: £21.99
16 Cinturato Velo Reflective
Brand: Pirelli
Distributor: Extra and Cyclex
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The Cinturato Velo is Pirelli’s tubeless-ready clincher tyre, designed for protection and comfort without sacrificing performance, while the optional reflective sidewalls
enhance safety in low-light conditions. Combining Pirelli’s expertise with SmartNET Silica technology, tubeless-ready comfort, and Armour Tech resistance, this tyre offers a unique DNA ideal for long distances and diverse terrains in a wide range of conditions. RRP: £69.99
15 MudRocker Front Brand: SKS
Distributor: ZyroFisher
The SKS MudRocker Front mudguard keeps the focus on the trail – and the mud off your face. The mudguard in a
black matt/shiny design integrates itself perfectly onto the bike and promises optimum protection against splashing water due to its long length and sturdy design and fittings. RRP: £32
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