#mudguards

[feketeribizli]

me when i dont wanna pay for bus tickets

[racepro]

Racepro Motorcycle Fender Mudguard--The Mud Splash Guards can effectively prevent muddy & water splashes to the motorcycle body, effectively protect the surface.

Know more: https://racepro.com.cn/product/RP0940-1035-Fender-Mudguard-Front-Wheel-Cover-Tire-Splash-Guard

[tracksterman]

Half term, so I just kept my head down and left it to the breeders and their feral kids this week. Easy enough to do guilt-free when it's cold and grey...but a quick ride yesterday morning spurred me to replace my front mudguard when I got home. The trails are drying out....a bit, but there's still too much kack making it past the old 26er mudguard that's migrated from bike to bike over the last few years. The replacement, an RRP Max, is certainly bigger but it's made of softer plastic. Less prone to breakage in a crash? Possibly, but lacking the sus fork brace attachment it's designed for, it's also floppier. In addition to the supplied zipties, I've stuck the side flaps to the inside of my fork legs with small squares of cushioned draught excluder. I suspect longer term I'll be drilling holes higher up the flaps to use additional zipties.

[holeposts]

here's my dilemma. I'm going on a concert date. the venue is 1 hour 10 mins away by transit, 30 minutes by bike. it's raining, not so hard that it would really be uncomfortable to bike, but enough that I will show up wet and bedraggled and probably with a decent helping of mud all over me if I bike. to bike or to transit?

[jugmug-rollf-orming]

High-Precision Bike Mudguard Roll Forming Machine – Durable & Efficient

In today's competitive automotive manufacturing industry, precision, speed, and durability are critical. This is especially true in the production of motorcycle components such as mudguards, where high-volume manufacturing meets the need for robust design and smooth finishes. 

Bike Mudguard Roll Forming Machine – a specialized solution engineered to deliver top-tier performance in shaping steel and metal into perfectly contoured mudguards. And when it comes to quality and innovation, JUGMUG Roll Forming stands as a trusted leader in the field.

Why Bike Mudguards Matter

Mudguards, also known as fenders, are essential components of two-wheelers. They not only provide protection against splashes and debris but also add to the aesthetics and aerodynamics of the vehicle. To meet global standards, manufacturers need machines that can:

Maintain uniform thickness

Ensure smooth curves

Deliver dent-free, paint-ready surfaces

Only a high-precision front and back fender roll forming machine can fulfill these demands consistently — and that’s where JUGMUG excels.

Introducing JUGMUG’s Bike Mudguard Roll Forming Machine

JUGMUG Roll Forming has developed a dedicated roll forming system specifically tailored for motorbike and scooter mudguards. Built with heavy-duty components, this machine combines automation, accuracy, and durability, making it ideal for large-scale manufacturers.

Key Features:

Custom Roll Tooling: Designed to form a variety of mudguard profiles (front/rear) with ease.

Servo Feeding System: Ensures precise material feeding for consistent shape formation.

Hydraulic Cutting Unit: Clean, burr-free cutting without deforming the formed parts.

PLC-Based Control Panel: Simple interface with programmable logic control for seamless operation.

Automatic Material Handling: Integrated conveyor and stacker for high-speed, hands-free operation.

Benefits of JUGMUG’s Mudguard Roll Forming Machine

1. Precision Engineering

JUGMUG machines are CNC-calibrated and built with German-standard components, ensuring that each roll-formed product has dimensional accuracy within ±0.2 mm.

2. Efficiency in Production

The high-speed drive system and automated feeding reduce cycle time significantly, allowing manufacturers to increase output without compromising quality.

3. Long-Term Durability

With hardened shafts, heavy base frames, and industrial-grade bearings, JUGMUG machines are built to run 24/7 in demanding environments.

4. Versatility

The machine can handle a wide variety of bike models and designs, from commuter motorcycles to premium scooters.

5. Cost-Effective Operation

The precision reduces wastage, and automation cuts down on labor costs, offering superior ROI over traditional fabrication methods.

Why Choose JUGMUG Roll Forming?

Legacy of Innovation

JUGMUG Roll Forming is a trusted name in the metal forming industry with over a decade of experience. The company is known for its custom machine solutions, excellent after-sales support, and continuous R&D.

In-House Design & Tooling

Every machine is designed in-house by a skilled team of engineers. The tooling dies and rollers are crafted using high-grade steel and CNC machines to ensure long-lasting performance.

Customer-Centric Service

From consultation to commissioning, JUGMUG offers:

Free layout planning

Installation assistance

Operator training

Maintenance support

Clients can also opt for annual maintenance contracts (AMC) and real-time remote diagnostics.

Ready to Boost Your Production?

Whether you're a startup looking to scale up or an established brand optimizing your operations, JUGMUG Roll Forming is your ideal partner for roll forming solutions. Their bike mudguard machine is the perfect blend of speed, accuracy, and reliability — exactly what modern manufacturing demands.

Final Words

The demand for high-quality bike mudguards is rising globally, and only those with the right tools will stay ahead. With JUGMUG’s high-precision mudguard roll forming machine, you're not just buying equipment — you're investing in efficiency, reputation, and growth.

[roadrunnerposting]

So basically the front right wheel bearings had completely collapsed and it was imminently about to lock the wheel up. I got the wheel off and i'm going to borrow some tools from a coworker to pull the OEM bearings and put some SKF swedish ones in

[sandhri123]

Rear Mudguards: The Essential Protection for Your Motorcycle Rear mudguards, or rear fenders, protect your motorcycle from dirt, debris, and water kicked up by the rear tire. They prevent grime from hitting the bike and rider, keeping both cleaner and reducing wear on components. A well-designed rear mudguard also enhances the aesthetic appeal of your motorcycle. Sandhri Associates offers a wide range of durable rear mudguards to ensure your bike stays protected and stylish.

[lassmoodoo]

✨ Mudguard for VSETT 10, MUKUTA, ZERO 10X, KAABO Mantis, DUALTRON, TEVER...

[deutschland-im-krieg]

Great colour shot of a German motorcyclist of the 110th Artillery Regiment on his DKW NZ 500. Winter, 1940, location unknown . Note the WH marker on the mudguard under the number plate. This is for Wehrmacht Heer (Armed Forces Army). Luftwaffe number plates were WL and Kriegsmarine plates were WM for Wehrmacht Marine (Armed Forces Navy)

[woshibai]

I had a great conversation with Mr. Yui Takada at his exhibition in Beijing, where we collaborated to create a mudguard design.🏍 I depicted a figure with only a head and limbs, inspired by Mr. Takada's iconic symbol. This figure originated from two drawings he made as a child, and he has since revisited and reinterpreted this symbol in various ways, as if reconnecting with the curiosity and perspective of his youth. The concept of "human" bridges the gaze across time. After completing the design, Mr. Yui Takada asked me to write a sentence. I glanced at the keyboard and thought of this: "Press the 'r' key, and the first candidate in the input method is 'human'." (In Chinese pinyin input, simply pressing 'r' usually yields the character 'human'.)

[vixenvtuber]

wauhh helloo, I love your voice acting so much 💞

I just wanted to ask how you got started with voice acting if that's alright? I've been wanting to try to kickstart my voice acting career recently but I don't really know where to start or how to go about it.

thank you, very sweet of you to say <3

sure, i've happily shared how my voice acting journey started many times and i'm happy to do it again if it helps with inspiration/ideas

basically, i went to college not knowing what i wanted to do with myself afterwards as far as a career was concerned. i tried a couple different majors and didn't like anything i was doing in my classes enough to envision myself continuing to do them as a career

during this time, a very good friend, my roommate, got me to start watching anime dubbed again. and i was like hey, wait, these people must be actors. i used to take acting classes and do community theater and on-camera acting, so i have an acting background. i could perhaps leverage those skills into being a voice actor as my future career, specifically in anime? could be cool?

i switched my major to theater studies so i could take more acting classes, and also signed up for specifically voice acting classes at a recording studio local to my university. then, i got myself a microphone (specifically this one), a mudguard (something like this), and a mic stand, and i started auditioning for stuff from my dorm room (important sidenote here though: if you have a closet you can put your microphone in, i recommend that WAY MORE than getting a mudguard, but the mudguard can work in dorm room situations where you only have one room to work with)

i found stuff to audition for by using voice acting alliance (which sadly does not exist anymore) and voice acting club (which does still exist and which, imho, is the best resource available nowadays for up-and-coming VAs to get started, specifically the discord server)

eventually i transitioned from those to pay-to-play sites like voices.com and voice123. i did have a lot of success with these but i hesitate to recommend them to newcomers. you have to pay a yearly fee to even be on the site, but a lot of the auditions they serve you, while paid and sometimes good opportunities, will very often be underpaid/kinda scummy, so you need to be viligant and wary and decently educated on the industry before you jump into it

and then i eventually transitioned from p2p sites to having an agent. this is the most professional way to get auditions and is basically the end target most people are shooting for

you can try to do voice acting remotely (i.e. in a state/country with not many recording studios) and see some great success (see: half the digital circus cast), but if you want to voice act fulltime, you may feel compelled to move somewhere with more local recording studios & therefore employment options (see: the other half of the cast)-- if you live in the US, your options for that are basically primarily los angeles, dallas next, houston kind of, or debatably miami (though the rates there are pretty low, so idk if you can actually make your living that way in florida)

if you want to do anime, dallas or houston are your best bets. if you want to do video games, you gotta go to los angeles. miami mostly has live-action dubbing and occasionally other foreign cartoon dubbing like french/spanish/italian cartoons. los angeles is far and away the most expensive market to live in, so DO NOT move there until you are VERY, VERY CONFIDENT and hopefully, established either online in the indie sphere as a remote talent or in one of the other cities

i think that's all the advice that's coming to mind right now! good luck out there!

[racepro]

Protect Your Ride with RacePro Fender Mudguard

Are you tired of mud, dirt, and water ruining your motorcycle’s sleek look? Meet the RacePro RP0940-1035 Fender Mudguard, the ultimate solution for protecting your front wheel and enhancing your ride’s performance. Designed for riders who demand both style and functionality, this front wheel cover is engineered to keep your bike clean, safe, and ready for any adventure. Why Choose RacePro’s…

[masterfulmichael]

Mudguard & saddle

[bdsmsub67]

The Tall Bobeus BMW R1100GS is a beast

MANIFY | 10 januari 2017 | Jorg Schapendonk | CREDITS: MARK MEISNER

Daan Borsjes, owner of Moto Adonis, received a request from  tattoo artist Bobeus if they could build something that would suit his height and give him more riding comfort than his current motorcycle, a  Honda CB750 . Agreeing that they should go for something bigger and better, the BMW G Series came out on top due to its gigantic frame. No sooner said than done. Bobeus bought a solid BMW R1100 GS from 1997 with few kilometers on the odometer, and then started working on the design together with Moto Adonis. The collaboration is mainly reflected in the tattoo-like  curves  in the frame. To give the motorcycle the badass  look they were looking for, Miller Kustom Upholstery  designed a brand new leather saddle. And to complete the rear, the Tall Bobeus is equipped with a handmade mudguard with Bates style brake lights and turn signals. What a beast!

[tracksterman]

Staying local, avoiding tourist mentalism while banging out singletrack in once-in-a-decade conditions. And, no, I'm not even considering removing those mudguards...

I've now got over 2550km on that front Michelin Wild Enduro tyre: predictable grip, cleans fast, no punctures, cost me about £30, still a few miles in it. Yes, I am looking at their range for its replacement.

[lassmoodoo]

🌟 Mudguard for VSETT 11+ ZERO 11X KAABO 11 Inch Electric Scooter | How t...