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Protection and style
Hi everyone,
I am just new in the forum and I just come to buy a new bike and I need some advices because I as careful and I would like to protect my bike and me when I rolled.
For that, I saw some different products of differents brand something like that clear protect but I find it a bit simple.
Somes friends talking to me to a new brand in France who name's Slicy and they make mud guards and proctection totally customizable: https://www.slicy-products.com/personnalisation/
I would like to have some opinion and know if anyone had test it?
Thanks
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I bought thin alloy guards from Avantiplus 2 years ago. Require guard mounts on frame/forks. Very light, work perfect, flare out allowing wide tires.
Can't fault. $50+/- can't remember
Looking at their website I would say stay well clear of them, a rubbish looking product
A very poor attempt at self promotion which has failed badly in my opinion.
What's your relationship with this company?
Be honest now...
my initial thought too...
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