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Gosh, so many replies.
It looks like they're coming up short because I was just holding the mudguard in my hand. It's not actually on the bike yet.
That screw set looks perfect. If i can't find any though I'll go with the cable ties. Everyone loves a good kludge.
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Step 1: Buy super-cool chrome mudguards
Step 2: hnmrmhnmnrhnrhnh
Step 3: Enjoy cycling in the rain.Can anyone help me with step 2? What's the name of the little bit I need to attach my stays to my frame (see pic) and where do I get it?
Any advice much appreciated.
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Actually, i don't think they are what I need. Bugger. I'll get a photo, I'm obviously never going to be able to adequately explain what I'm after.
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Bless you, Chris Gee. Now I'll be able to cycle in the rain again. Joy!
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I'm not even sure what these things are called. I recently bought some mid-eighties mudguards, not realising they were missing some pieces. I need the small, thingy-whatsits that go on the end of the stays to attach them to the frame. None of the LBS's near me have any.
Can anyone help me?
Can anyone at least tell me what these things are called so I can stop looking like a fool?
Cheers, Tom
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Oh, Herne Hill for sure. Unless there are other tracks that are closer to me but as far as I can tell from my ten minutes on Google, Herne Hill is the only one in London. Is that right?
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Not that far off, got Hillingdon and Herne confused.
Cheers, I'll give that a go.