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  • i'll make you a velcro on cordura patch to stick to your hairy arse...then when you arrive at your destination...tear it off...eh voila....dry bot bot...x

  • Archies Growbag nappies FTW

  • 'Arse's Grobags' ?

  • arsebags?

  • you just copied what i said and changed it around a bit..pah....call yourself a photographer?

  • what about htat kashimax one that folds under the saddle? can't find link.

  • Dude, that was a little jest on my part - i suppose a winky-smilie might have helped

    sorry dude, I forgot my own winky smiley thing - I was just requoting you!

  • you just copied what i said and changed it around a bit..pah....call yourself a photographer?

    No dude, I'm an editor!

  • No dude, I'm an auditor!

    pah.....you bloody creative types!

  • To anyone I inadvertently annoyed with starting this thread, my bad

    Putting 'mudguard' in the search gave me these threads

    **For Sale: Fastboy Fenders STUBBY Wood Mudguard

    Offered: Rear Push Bolt on Placcy Mudguard

    Fixed frame with mudguard mounts?**

    adding another 's' gave me the magical thread started by Teenslain.

    :p

  • God you bloody film students!

  • Hmmm.
    Thanks for the input, people who actually tried to help.

    Help? WTF? Off to bikeradar with you again.. I fucking mean it. The nerve of some people!

    ;)

  • I know! I might have start to cry if I didn't know that's what you lot wanted...

  • you done that mashton flap yet boss?

  • Just did it with my nieces tonight! I'll be back to the Wick tomorrow, will pop over and bring biscuits with me...

  • going to work with a bike without mudguards is just pointless,
    especially if you have no facilities for showering at work.

    mudguard improve my cycling experience... even if the road is just wet, but not raining, u can stay clean.
    meaning you can cycle to work in the clothes u intend on wearing for the day.

    +1 for muguards :)

  • race blades. leave em in the hall.

    on when rain is forecast - two mins.

    off when it is not - one min.

  • Just did it with my nieces tonight! I'll be back to the Wick tomorrow, will pop over and bring biscuits with me...

    That's such a nice idea! looking forward to doing it now..:)

  • i bought sks copies from (whisper) halfords last year in a fit of practicality after the 10th time i'd been soaked through to my pants in a month. They were unfeasibly shit and hardly even fitted at all. I only saved about a tenner but am about to buy the sks raceblades that i should have bought to begin with. In other words, don't even think of saving a few quid and buying the copies, they're shit.

  • http://www.cyclesportsuk.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=3910&cPath=55

    these Tortec ones seem good, since they also have a reflective strip all around..

    are they copy ? can't really say

  • I have a mudguard but it's only there to protect my shiny new Brooks saddle.

  • Definitely don't buy the cheaper versions of the sks race blades, I bought some Acor ones this weekend (£19.99 folks!)and they fit with some kinda huge black plastic thing with plastic grub screws. Rubish!! it takes about 20 minutes to fit them and the threads in the plastic screws wear out almost immediately and if your tubes are tapered they slide down.
    My mate bought the sks ones and the fitting is so much better and so worth the extra tenner and seems designed to be taken on and off at whim, whereas mine are made to stay really.

  • Race Blades are SKS's shittest offering. If your clearances are that tight, a soggy arse is what the frame designers would've wanted.

    Full length SKS guards are superlative.

    Hey, Sano - I wasn't upset by this thread. It brought out the caring side of me. The side that used to offer communication support to learning disabled children ;)

  • its 'esge' you bunch of blowins

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