What causes this issue?
This can be caused when the mudguard is not fully or correctly screwed to the frame.
How do i know i have this issue?
You might see the mudguard misaligned with the wheel, and it might rub on the wheel itself.
Repair Instructions
The Cowboy Cruiser/ST/Classic, Cowboy 4/ST front mudguard is held in place by one screw on each side of the fork.
Loosen these two screws holding the mudguard legs with a 4mm Allen key. This can be done without removing the front wheel, but it's easier when removed. You can remove the front wheel with an 8mm Allen key.
Push the mudguard gently forward or backward to adapt the clearance according to the misalignment.
Tighten screws gently (no need to over tighten).
In case this doesn't help: remove the front wheel and slightly loosen the vertical screw at the top of the fork, to allow the mudguard to move more easily.
If you need further assistance then please raise a ticket with DASH Support
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