Mudguards

if you do please pm me if you want someone to take them off your hands in exchange for some of our finest english pounds

what's regarded as the best / easiest to clip on clip-on? Old frame not massive tubing

bmx fred, not back in the country for a few weeks, but i will have a look when i get home

+1 for SKS

These ones...SKS X-Tra Dry 3 R/Mudguard

mudguards is where it's at, if you get the full versions, like i have, you won't get a drop on you, they are fantastic, especially if you use your bike to work and so on.

evian bottle is me this winter . . . only evian cuz it goes with my bike lol
how hipster ! ! !

I have waterproof skin.

OK, yesterday was ridiculous. I got soaked to the skin every time I went out.

It's time for me to get mudguards.

Anyone have recommendations?

Thanks

it's dry today, you're too late.

Ooh ooh - can I do it?

HTFU.

Thanks.

I posted a couple of budget suggestions in the Weather thread.

www.bikeradar.com - sorry Sano, come back when you've seen the light ;)

You fucking bunch of dicks!

:p

bunch of dicks!

That user name has already been taken ;)

I've got the sks race blades, couldn't use the front as it didn't really fit the cut of my fork. But the rear is fine it just needs a bit of care with initial set up and use, otherwise you have to adjust it constantly to stop it from rubbing against the wheel, which gets a bit annoying, but rather that than a wet arse....

Cheap Decathlon ones work for me.Easily removed at work to stop the tealeaves helping themselves

cheers!

SKS Raceblades FTW

But seriously Sano, do a fucking search!

sks baby, all the way. I think the ones with two stays holding the guard rather than one are more stable and better to get the clearances right

one stay: two stays:

If you have to chop any stays down don't forget to file them off and use those rubber ends to prevent this sort of thing happening to your shin:

But I imagine you might like something like this: They're called SKS 'Beavertail'.
Which is nice.

I've got the sks race blades, couldn't use the front as it didn't really fit the cut of my fork. But the rear is fine it just needs a bit of care with initial set up and use, otherwise you have to adjust it constantly to stop it from rubbing against the wheel, which gets a bit annoying, but rather that than a wet arse....

Did you try them with the extender blocks? I had do some serious fiddling to find the right combination on my forks but now have them setup perfick.

Are you saying you suffered Crud Butt on Monday, Sano?

+1 SKS

i'm using the raceblade mudguards form BLB and they're ok, once you get them set up right they will stay there for long and you can take the rear wheel off without the need to move them.