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E-bike mudguards for sale – Protection against dirt and rain

With sturdy e-bike mudguards, you prevent splashing water and dirt. Perfectly tailored to the speed and power of an electric bike. At Hollandbikeshop, you will find the largest assortment, delivered quickly.
 

What are e-bike mudguards and why do you need them?

E-bike mudguards are shields that sit above your tires. They protect your clothing, shoes, and bike frame from mud, water, and gravel. Due to the higher speed of an e-bike, dirt and water splash up faster. Without good mudguards, you’ll be wet or dirty in no time. Your electrical components also remain better protected. Especially in wet weather or on unpaved roads, you will notice the difference immediately. Don’t want to clean your bike after every ride? Then e-bike mudguards are indispensable.
 

What types of e-bike mudguards are there?

There are mudguards made of plastic, aluminum, and steel. Plastic is lightweight and flexible. Ideal for daily use and easy to install. Aluminum is a bit sturdier and looks sleek. Steel mudguards are the most robust but also heavier. Handy for heavy e-bikes or rough conditions.

Mudguards come in various widths and lengths. Narrow models are suitable for sporty e-bikes or e-racing bikes. Wide mudguards are perfect for city bikes and e-MTBs. There are fixed models that you mount with bolts. They stay in place well and are suitable for daily use. Want to be able to remove them occasionally? Then choose a click or quick-release system.
 

What to consider when buying e-bike mudguards?

•    Width of bicycle tire: Measure the width of your tires. The wider your tire, the wider the mudguard should be.
•    Wheel size: Look at the wheel size of your e-bike. Most e-bikes have 28-inch wheels; check if the mudguard is suitable for your wheel size.
•    Material: Choose the right material. Plastic is lightweight and easy to clean, but aluminum is stiffer and lasts longer. Steel is sturdy but can rust if the protective layer is damaged.
•    Brakes: Do you have disc brakes? Then check if the mudguard provides enough space.
•    Installation: Check if your bike has mounting points on the fork and rear triangle. Also, keep in mind that some mudguards are mounted with screws. Others use clamps or brackets.
•    Length: Choose a mudguard that is long enough to effectively block mud and water.

A maintenance tip: Rinse mudguards with water after a ride in the rain. This prevents dirt buildup. Regularly check if they are still securely attached.
 

The best brands for e-bike mudguards

•    Excelsior mudguards are solid and match well with classic e-bikes. They are often made of steel and have a retro look.
•    Cortina makes stylish mudguards tailored to their own e-bike models. They are often made of plastic and well-suited for daily use.
•    Contec mudguards are sportier. Lightweight and easy to install. Especially suitable for sporty or trekking e-bikes.
•    Batavus mudguards are sturdy and reliable. They fit well with Batavus e-bikes but also work with other brands.

Looking for mudguards that last? Choose aluminum or steel from Batavus or Excelsior. Want to quickly install something without much hassle? Then Contec or Cortina is a good choice.
 

Buy e-bike mudguards at Hollandbikeshop.com

At Hollandbikeshop.com, you will find the largest selection of e-bike mudguards, e-bike mudguard parts, and e-bike mudguard rods. For every type of electric bike. Whether you have a city bike, mountain bike, or trekking bike. Fast delivery and competitive prices. Check out the complete range above and choose the mudguard that fits your e-bike.
 

Frequently asked questions about e-bike mudguards

What size do you need?

Measure the width of your tires. The wider the tire, the wider the mudguard. Also, check the wheel size of your e-bike (often 28 inches) and ensure that the mudguard is suitable for that size.
 

What material should the mudguard be made of?

Depending on your preference, you can choose from:
•    Plastic: lightweight, flexible, and easy to clean
•    Aluminum: stiffer and more durable
•    Steel: sturdy but can rust faster
 

How do you install mudguards on your e-bike?

Some mudguards have fixed mounting points, while other models use clamps or brackets. Always check if your bike has the right mounting points and choose a mudguard that is long enough for optimal protection.