Fahrer Spatlap Latz

Protects shoes and trouser legs on the e-bike against splash water with wider fenders our Latz e-plus splatlap prevents splashing rainwater prevents your shoes, legs or bicycle trailer to wet and dirty when driving on wet roads. The splatlap extends the fender at the bottom, because it often does not remove the splash water itself sufficiently. The next time you drive to the office or take a bike ride, your shoes and legs continue to dry. In addition to protecting your clothing when driving on wet roads, the Latz e-plus also prevents flying stones from damaging the lacquer on the frame. The splash is made of a truck sail and attached to the lower part of the fender as an extension. Thanks to the reinforced material, the splatlap also remains form-retaining at higher speeds and headwind and is therefore ideal for use on e-bikes. The Latz e-plus can optionally be mounted on front or rear splashes with a profile width of 70 to 90 mm. Features: Fits SKS Bluemels 75 U Sat plates and other extra wide MUD Flap version fits on mudguards with and without a rod of 70-90 mm (ideal for e-bikes) Color: Black Material: Past truck sail reinforced and optimized for use at higher speeds of length: approx. 230 mm | Width Boven: 93 mm | Width below: 120 mm Weight: approx. 40 g. Designed in Berlin. Made in collaboration with workshops for people with disabilities. Summary supply: Splatlap Latz and 3 x cable ties Montage: Thread a cable tie from behind through the two holes on the left and right side of the slab, so that the pointed ends are at the top and the closure at the bottom. Now turn the mudguard and place it in the middle of the lower end of the fender. Place the cable ties left and right around the fender rods and pull them tight. Cut the excellent ends of the cable ties with a side cutter. [{"description": "\" e-bike plus latz \ ", size (l x b above x b below): 230 x 95 x 120 mm, suitable for a fender width of 70 to 90 mm"}, {"description": "Depending on the version suitable for all conventional mudgiets. Mounting on the front or rear wheel by means of your shoes, legs or bicycle trailer while cycling.