Mudguard clip identification?

[non-runner]

Can anyone identify this type of mudguard clip please?
It doesn't want to stay secure any more!

https://ibb.co/931yvN1

[Cudzoziemiec]

That's an SKS Secu-Clip.
https://www.bikemonger.co.uk/sks-secu-clip-18525-p.asp

[non-runner]

Thanks for your reply. That doesn't look the same as what I have, and are they not just for the metal stays to push into? Mine have a plastic clip on the end that needs to go into the 'clip'?

[slope]

This isn't going to help

A long time ago, I came across that very clip - as far as I can recall, it was on a bottom tier Dawes or somesuchlike with 'no name' mudguards.

[Cudzoziemiec]

Okay, I think what you have is an off-brand copy of an SKS Secu-clip, which has separated into its component pieces. You should be able to replace it with the SKS item – remove the plastic gubbins from the stays and then simply push them into the Secu-clip. They will click in and should not come out unless forced to do so by a stone, stick or similar.

[non-runner]

Thanks, got to be worth a go!

[rogerzilla]

M Part Primoplastics use a similarly badly-designed clip that will release if you hit the right kind of bump.  Glue is sometimes the only answer.  It's a toss up between getting a stick caught in the tyre, or getting a loose mudguard caught in the tyre.

[hubner]

M Part Primoplastics use a similarly badly-designed clip that will release if you hit the right kind of bump.  Glue is sometimes the only answer.  It's a toss up between getting a stick caught in the tyre, or getting a loose mudguard caught in the tyre.

If the stay or clip releases too easily, try putting a bit of thin plastic (eg plastic bag or wrapping) in between the two parts.

[drossall]

That's an SKS Secu-Clip.
https://www.bikemonger.co.uk/sks-secu-clip-18525-p.asp

They list two sizes. First I've heard of alternatives. Anyone know how to tell which I have?

[Cudzoziemiec]

I wasn't aware of that. Would it refer to the diameter of the stays?

[LittleWheelsandBig]

That is exactly what it is. Just measure the stay diameter.