Video: HKT Products Release DIY Custom Mudguards
Words: HKT Products
HKT Products are today launching DIY (Design It Yourself) mudguards made entirely in Sheffield, UK.
Let your wildest dreams come true with the new DIY custom mudguard designer. The product designer tool allows users to upload their own images, add text and shapes to create a one of a kind, unique mudguard.
The entire production process is then handled in house by the HKT team using the latest in digital printing technology in just a few easy steps.
Step 1: Upload an image to the design software. Step 2: Once complete place your order.
Step 3: Wait just a few days for the postman. Step 4: Fit, go biking.
Key Features of HKT Products' 100% Custom DIY Mountain Bike Mudguards:
100% Personal Design: Riders can now express their individuality and style through fully customizable mudguards. Whether it's a favorite color, a unique graphic, or even a personal logo, the mudguards can be tailored to match each rider's personality.
Tried and Tested: Crafted using premium materials, these mudguards are built to withstand the harshest riding conditions. HKT have been manufacturing mudguards in Sheffield for close to a decade and were the originators of large batch custom mudguards for brands and events.
Sustainable Manufacturing: HKT Products is proud to support local manufacturing in the UK, reducing the carbon footprint associated with global supply chains.
The 100% Custom DIY Mountain Bike Mudguards are now available for purchase on the HKT Products website. Custom frame protection is also set to launch within the next couple of months.
Follow HKT Products on @hktproducts for the latest updates and announcements.
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I don't see any creator software and can't get it to work.
Am I doing something wrong?
Also what's the difference between the £16 & £17 mud guard?
Thanks