I got the 65mm model and it came with a front mud flap.

To answer my own question, drilling a hole in the mudguard and bolting directly through it gives a very neat secure fixing with no vibration, looseness or rattling from the rear mudguard. In practice I needed to fit a spacer approx 7 mm thick to align the mudguard correctly. To do this accurately it is essential to make a trial fitting with the wheel in place then remove the wheel to mark the point you need to drill through. Fiddly but worth the effort. It is a pity the fitting instructions don't cover this method, or even explain that not all bikes can use the bracket supplied.

Unfortunately you would not be able to fit these mudguards to your full suspension bike. You would need fork fixing eyelets so it is better suited to hybrid style bikes than full suspension mountain bikes.

I have the same tyre size and recently installed the road 45 mm mudguard set. They have the correct amount of clearance for both width and height of the tyre.

Yes

These are not supplied. I didn't receive any and when I asked Wiggle Sales they replied via e-mail "These are additional items which are shown in the image for illustration purposes only. The parts are not supplied by SKS."

HTH.

Reflector on rear.

you must have an eyelet for your mudgards. or you can try to fix it with your disc brake caliper. Peharps it'll work...

I have 700x28c on my Ridgeback and had the same issue. I went for 35mm which fit very well indeed. I think 45mm may be slightly too wide but would prevent any side spray on a really wet run as there would be more run off.

Hope this helps.

According to the description for the SKS Chromoplastic Mudguard Set:

P45 fits 700x28-37

So - 45mm road should fit your tyres!

Hope this helps.