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A mud guard adapted for attachment to the seat of a bicycle comprises an elongated semi-rigid body adapted to cantilever rearwardly from the seat post over the bicycle rear wheel. The body has a forward section comprising a pair of spaced apart, clamping jaw portions, each jaw portion being adapted

A mud guard adapted for attachment to the seat of a bicycle comprises an elongated semi-rigid body adapted to cantilever rearwardly from the seat post over the bicycle rear wheel. The body has a forward section comprising a pair of spaced apart, clamping jaw portions, each jaw portion being adapted to extend around one side of the seat post and having a forwardly projecting end portion. A locking fastener extends through the end portions to clamp them together around the post. At the rear end of the body is a yieldable extension member which is bendable when engaged and serves as a shock absorber to prevent excessive stresses on clamping jaw portions.

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A mud guard for a bicycle having a frame including a cylindrical seat post attached to said frame and a pair of front and rear wheels supported by said frame, said mud guard comprising: an elongated unitary body of relatively rigid material adapted to attach to and cantilever rearwardly from said se

A mud guard for a bicycle having a frame including a cylindrical seat post attached to said frame and a pair of front and rear wheels supported by said frame, said mud guard comprising: an elongated unitary body of relatively rigid material adapted to attach to and cantilever rearwardly from said seat post over said rear wheel, said body having a forward section comprising a pair of spaced apart, bendable jaw portions, each said jaw portion being adapted to extend around one side of said seat post and having a radially projecting portion and fastener means for drawing said projecting portions together to clamp said jaw portions firmly on said seat post; an intermediate section of said unitary body having an upper end connected to said forward section and sloping downwardly and rearwardly to a lower end from said forward section; an integral outer body section having a width greater than the rear wheel of the bicycle so as to deflect any mud therefrom, said outer body being longer than said intermediate section and connected to said lower end of said intermediate section and sloping upwardly therefrom and rearwardly above the rear wheel of the bicycle, and an outer end member of relatively flexible material fixed to and projecting substantially co-planar with said outer body section for extending the length thereof and providing a yieldable outer end means capable of absorbing an impact without transmitting excessive stress to said jaw portions which would affect the grip of said forward body section on the seat post.