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One that don't move about preferred please ?
I use the SKS X-Blade II 29 inch on my rigid 29er
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/sks-x-blade-ii-rear-mudguard/rp-prod104736
Highly recommended
mudhugger if you;re not looking for a full traditional guard.
Wwaswas can I have a link please pal? Cheers
This works really well - http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/sks-dashblade-rear-mtb-mudguard/rp-prod65848
+1 for [url= https://www.themudhugger.co.uk ]Mudhugger[/url]. I've been using all winter and it has helped massively. Follow the instruction for fitting so you don't damage your frame. I wrapped some old inner tube round the frame to prevent any damage.
this works well and you can use it even if you have a dropper post
[url= http://www.acycles.co.uk/zefal-deflector-rm29-rear-mud-guard-10311.html?utm_source=google_produit_cpc&gclid=CPakwIej-8MCFS7MtAodG3IARg ]Zefal[/url]
mudhugger won't move and is dropper compatible
fit fatties too
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Topeak defender xc11 has been keeping my back dry this winter- the 29er size is massive and therefore effective. Clamp is pretty solid and the quick release is reasonably handy. Only weakness I've found so far is that the bolts holding the guard itself on need nipping up every few hundred miles or so, less if you've done lots of really aggressive stuff. Think that's mainly a function of the sheer length of the thing though
Mudhugger.
The mudhugger looks the buisness
Topeak deflector - http://www.wiggle.co.uk/zefal-deflector-rm29-rear-clip-on-mudguard/
Fitted back on the bike last weekend after a ridiculously muddy ride