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Not just for Enduro racing. Lots of designs that are lightweight, attach to different parts of your bike and do not take away the aesthetics of your bike. Plus, they come in a huge range of colours and designs that will match your bike or projected image. MTB fenders like the Mucky Nutz Face Fender or Marsh Guard really stop the mud build-up on the back of the fork and headset, it also prevents rocks getting stuck in the fork/seal area and potentially scratching your expensive stanchions. Commuter type fenders like the Ass Saver Original stops the water spray on...

For the pro athletes Hannah Barnes and Jerome Clementz. Both riders use the Mucky Nutz face fender throughout the Enduro World Series. Simple, lightweight and effective at protecting your frame, headset and fork legs from mud and sh1t. They are also great at keeping the flinging mud and stuff out of your eyes. They come with a Velcro roll so install and removal is quick and easy.    

The 3RD Generation of the already brilliant Ripley LS. Geometry remains the same but the rear triangle gets updated so you can fit a Schwalbe 2.6" x 29" tyre or a Maxxis WT 2.5". With a wider rear triangle a new clevis joint has been updated that sits wider and adds stiffness to the rear end. There is also an upper updated eccentric    And two new colours Ti-Ho Silver and the classic Vitamin P. Ripley LS GEN3 frame and complete bikes are available now. Contact us if you want a sick custom build.

Does this mean riders will start using disc brakes in the ProTour?  Tune has stuck with a 160mm rotor size for the front and rear, these are 3D printed prototypes - but the final version will be in the Tune slick and sexy full carbon. Just like a shim, they will mount on the discs Flatmount which gives it a bit of lateral adjustment to accommodate different branded rotors runout.   Front and rear specific and based on the 160mm rotor size. They will be ready for production September with final weights announced then. In the meantime, you get add...