DYEDBRO Adds SHUSH Noise Silencing and Protection Products to Its Growing Lineup

"Support us! Bikerumor may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More The Spanish brand DYEDBRO is best known for its bike frame protection kits. They make a huge range of stick-on frame protectors in clear, various patterns, and artist collabs for use on everything from MTBs and eMTBs to gravel and kids' bikes. Now, DYEDBRO expands its bike protection lineup with its new SHUSH Chainstay and Downtube Protectors."

"Many modern bikes, especially mountain bikes and eMTBs, already come with some sort of molded rubber protection for the chainstay and downtube. But not all do, and even those that feature protection sometimes need to have it replaced or upgraded from the original. That's where DYEDBRO's new SHUSH Chainstay and Downtube Protectors come in. These stick-on protectors are made from durable silicone and can help silence your bike while protecting your paint from impact, scratches, and abrasion."

"The new SHUSH Chainstay Protector is designed to wrap around and stick onto the chainstay of virtually any bike. Installation looks easy on a smooth, clean surface, and doesn't require any special tools. Once installed, it protects your chainstay's paint from scratches and impacts from your bike's chain. At the same time, it is claimed to dramatically reduce chain slap-related noise, so you can ride distraction-free and focus on the trail ahead."

DYEDBRO introduces SHUSH Chainstay and Downtube Protectors made from high-density impact silicone with high-bond, residue-free 3M adhesive. The chainstay protector wraps around the chainstay to protect paint from chain impacts and reduce chain-slap noise, measuring 350mm by 140mm and 10mm thick. The downtube protector is a stick-on silicone pad that shields frames from tailgate scratches during shuttle runs. Both protectors claim universal compatibility with MTBs, gravel bikes, and e-bikes and are available in colors including classic black and pink. The chainstay unit costs $40 and the downtube pad costs $28.

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