General topics » Puig hugger + mudslinger

Just installed the puig hugger and found that the front of it now going down towards the bottom of the shock touches the mudslinger. It’s cleared the tyre all round and that’s ok but has anyone got both these installed and is this normal or should I take one away? I don’t think you can have both without them touching each other or is something glaringly wrong.

I bought both for my 2020 RS. I found as you they will fit together. Luckily I bought both items from Nippy Normans. They had the hugger back and I kept the Mudsling. Incidentally, NN suggested the Mudsling was the better option and, it was significantly cheaper.

Zitat von stu31030 im Beitrag #1

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Just installed the puig hugger and found that the front of it now going down towards the bottom of the shock touches the mudslinger. It’s cleared the tyre all round and that’s ok but has anyone got both these installed and is this normal or should I take one away? I don’t think you can have both without them touching each other or is something glaringly wrong.

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Zitat von stu31030 im Beitrag #1

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Just installed the puig hugger and found that the front of it now going down towards the bottom of the shock touches the mudslinger. It’s cleared the tyre all round and that’s ok but has anyone got both these installed and is this normal or should I take one away? I don’t think you can have both without them touching each other or is something glaringly wrong.

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Zitat von Ray im Beitrag #4

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Zitat von stu31030 im Beitrag #1

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Just installed the puig hugger and found that the front of it now going down towards the bottom of the shock touches the mudslinger. It’s cleared the tyre all round and that’s ok but has anyone got both these installed and is this normal or should I take one away? I don’t think you can have both without them touching each other or is something glaringly wrong.

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I have both installed on my 1200RS. They do touch but don't cause any issues.

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Which of these two is better at keeping the water coming off the tire off my feet? It seems with the single sided swingarm my right foot gets drenched compared to any other bike I own.

As I have both in place it’s a bit hard to be sure, I fitted the Mudsling before the hugger, so my view is that the Mudsling alone did a good job in that area. My aim with the hugger was to keep spray off the back end - brake light, top box and pillion whilst touring. It helped but did not solve that issue. I also added the NZ mudguard , so by now it’s pretty good. Belt, braces and parachute. !

Zitat von PeteN im Beitrag #6

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Which of these two is better at keeping the water coming off the tire off my feet? It seems with the single sided swingarm my right foot gets drenched compared to any other bike I own.

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I had a mate from here acquire the rear fender not sold in the US. I'm quite content for the assist and the protection it provides my backside.

BMW also make one. Sort of a wider extension of the standard item.

BMW Part: 46628543348 (around £45)

Zitat von Bonzo im Beitrag #10

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BMW also make one. Sort of a wider extension of the standard item.

BMW Part: 46628543348 (around £45)

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I'm tempted to get one of these, but it seems they're a little over £50. Expensive for a small slab of plastic (he says with a set of MaMo covers, Mudsling & Avante Guard fitted)

It's worth it. Not sure why they weren't all equipped with that fender.

Zitat von duccrazydave im Beitrag #13

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It's worth it. Not sure why they weren't all equipped with that fender.

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You only need mudslinger