SKS Rowdy Set 2.0Mudguards for children’s bikes from 20 to 24 inches

Stefan Frey

 · 19.02.2026

With the Rowdy Set 2.0, SKS offers a highly adjustable mudguard for children’s bikes with wheel sizes ranging from 20 to 24 inches.
Photo: Stefan Frey

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SKS presents the Rowdy Set 2.0. The mudguards are suitable for children’s bikes with wheel sizes ranging from 20 to 24 inches and are made from impact-resistant plastic. The Multi-Adjust design allows them to be fitted to a variety of frames. A USB rear light can be fitted without tools. The set is available for €24.99; the rear light also costs €24.99.

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The Rowdy Set 2.0 is aimed at young mountain bikers, schoolchildren and all kids who cycle in their free time. SKS manufactures the mudguards in Germany and bases their design on the Mudrocker models, which have already impressed us in our tests. The high-performance plastic construction is designed to protect against mud and water.

With the Rowdy Set 2.0, SKS offers a highly adjustable mudguard for children’s bikes with wheel sizes ranging from 20 to 24 inches.Photo: Stefan FreyWith the Rowdy Set 2.0, SKS offers a highly adjustable mudguard for children’s bikes with wheel sizes ranging from 20 to 24 inches.The rear mudguard can be neatly aligned using two hinges. The rear light is optional and fits perfectly into the integrated recess.Photo: Stefan FreyThe rear mudguard can be neatly aligned using two hinges. The rear light is optional and fits perfectly into the integrated recess.


Fitting and alignment of the mudguards

The Multi-Adjust design adapts to various children’s bike frames. The front mudguard features a split design for flexible fitting. The package includes various screws and washers to attach the mudguard to both the fork crown and the steerer tube. An adjustable mounting system is used on the rear wheel. Two spacer sleeves for different seatpost diameters are included. The mudguards are suitable for wheel sizes from 20 to 24 inches.

Rowdy Rearlight (optional)

The rechargeable USB rear light can be slid into a designated guide without the need for tools. The Rowdy Rearlight locks into place there and is designed to ensure visibility in the dark. It is designed to be particularly easy to use, even for children. An easily accessible button on the top activates the light. As stipulated by the StVZO in Germany, there is only a steady light. On or off – it’s that simple, that straightforward.

Clever: A rear light can be fitted to the rear mudguard. It’s particularly easy for children to use too. It’s simply on or off.Photo: Stefan FreyClever: A rear light can be fitted to the rear mudguard. It’s particularly easy for children to use too. It’s simply on or off.
I think the mudguard is brilliant. It looks really stylish, especially with the built-in rear light – says our 8-year-old test rider, Hannes.
Tester Hannes is delighted to finally have a dry bum on his way to school.Photo: Stefan FreyTester Hannes is delighted to finally have a dry bum on his way to school.

Technical specifications of the mudguards

  • Material: Impact-resistant, high-performance plastic
  • Wheel size: 20 to 24 inches
  • Assembly: Multi-Adjust design with a split construction (front), adjustable system (rear)
  • Rear light: ROWDY REARLIGHT (optional), USB-rechargeable, tool-free fitting
  • Manufacture: Made in Germany
  • Price: 24.99 euros (mudguards) / 24.99 euros (rear light) >> available here

Review of the SKS Rowdy Set 2.0 + Rowdy Rearlight

To fit it to the fork, you first need to find the right solution, but once you have, the mudguard is quickly fitted and aligned.Photo: Stefan FreyTo fit it to the fork, you first need to find the right solution, but once you have, the mudguard is quickly fitted and aligned.

The rear mudguard is quick to fit. All you need is a size 3 Allen key and the correct spacer sleeve for the seat post. Two additional joints allow the Rowdy to be perfectly aligned with the rear tyre. Fitting the two-piece front mudguard is a little trickier. First, you need to work out the correct way to fit it. The instructions aren’t much help here. A few minutes later, however, the Rowdy is fitted to the fork and aligned. The mounting brackets can be bent by hand to suit the tyre diameter.
The rear light simply slides into the corresponding recess on the rear mudguard. Operating it via the small button is child’s play, and after a brief demonstration, the kids can even remove it themselves to charge it via USB. On our 24-inch test bike, the SKS Rowdy Set 2.0 provides reliable protection against splash water – only the feet might get a bit wet, but this is also the case with other mudguards due to their design.

Advantages and disadvantages

  • Plus: Highly customisable, well-built, easy-to-use rear light
  • Minus: Initial fitting of the front mudguard is a bit fiddly

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Stefan Frey is from Lower Bavaria and loves the mossy, loamy trails of the Bavarian Forest as much as the rugged rock of the Dolomites. For technical descents, he is prepared to tackle almost any ascent - under his own steam. As an accessories specialist, he is the first port of call for questions about equipment and add-on parts, while as head of copywriting he sweeps the language crumbs from the pages of the BIKE print editions.

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