There's a hole in my mudsling....

[Jumblemo]

I haven't worked out how this has happened yet, but it looks like my rear tyre has worn a hole in my mudsling. The 'sling is fitted as far back as it can be and doesn't touch the wheel when stationary, so I'm wondering if it gets sucked onto the wheel at speed.

Anyone else had this issue?

 

[Mark Hooton]

I haven't worked out how this has happened yet, but it looks like my rear tyre has worn a hole in my mudsling. The 'sling is fitted as far back as it can be and doesn't touch the wheel when stationary, so I'm wondering if it gets sucked onto the wheel at speed.

Anyone else had this issue?

Nope.

Had a welly sucked off in a bog recently.....................(gotta be careful how I say that)

But seriously, no, I`ve a mudsling fitted and had nothing like you have described fella

 

[blues n twos]

No mines ok but there is only a 5mm clearance.

 

[Katnip]

It will be ok when the tyre is down to the canvas!!

 

[DING-DONG]

Nope.

Had a willy sucked off in a bog recently.....................(gotta be careful)

But seriously

FIxed it for ya.

 

[Mark Hooton]

FIxed it for ya.

Thanks pal. Bloody predictive text

 

[JPR]

More likely to be caused by gravel ,grit ,road debris smacking the inside.

 

[GSMuscle]

More likely to be caused by gravel ,grit ,road debris smacking the inside.

I would second that and looks like a one off case. I would recommend checking if it's coming off a bit loose.

 

[Nutty]

Dear Liza

 

[Wapping]

Then mend it...

 

[Jumblemo]

With what should I mend it?