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  • mudguards or wet arse?
  • mtbmaff
    Free Member

    Sorry I'm late for this party, but I don't know what most of you are going on about?

    A lot of you don't even ride in the rain, you're always on here!

    Radioman
    Full Member

    Waterproof shorts & mudguards when necessary. Dont care what it "looks like" …its going to look muddy anyway!

    Point of mudguards is that u dont get covered in or eat **ite!

    Each to his own…

    buzz-lightyear
    Free Member

    They make winter riding fun.

    oldgit
    Free Member

    Mudguards,can't stand the idea of waterproof clothing.

    What boils my wee is seeing someone take a dreadfull line rather than get a bit wet. put some Cruds on and just ride.

    snaps
    Free Member

    Mudguards everytime.

    nickc
    Full Member

    Blimey, is this still going?

    This is like the helmet thing, It's personal choice OK? I don't get a wet arse, I'm not uncomfortable? you don't have to worry, in the couple of hours I do night riding, and the 3-4 hours I do at the weekend, I'm more than happy.

    Lordy 🙄

    Jenga
    Free Member

    TandemJeremy – Member

    Why does the look matter? form over function? get real

    I agree with TJ, and I never thought I'd say that.

    tazzymtb
    Full Member

    I only ride about 100 miles a week off road (couple of local night rides and a nice weekend hoon across propper mountains)so I'm not a big mileage rider. I am however a total crusty and when my outer riding gear gets muddy I just dry it out and wear it on the next ride. It's personal choice. I've been mountain biking since the late 80's and have tried all sorts of mud guard/crud guard and just don't like them so hey I must be vain and shallow etc….. 🙄

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