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I don't believe there was ever a time to put them on!
Yeah. Otherwise they'll get filthy
These ones stay on. I wish it'd snow again...
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I would say not yet...
Went for our weekly ride round Thetford last Thursday - it had dried out so much it was almost sandy.
It rained a bit over the weekend and on Monday, so when I went back yesterday I was expecting some wet ground, but nothing more. Got bloody soaked and it was all from the ground up. The normal mudguards would have sorted me out completely, but I didn't bother with them and as such was the wettest/coldest I have been for ages. Still a good ride though, but I'll be putting them on for the next ride, I think!!
I took mine off on monday and got bloody soaked on tuesday evening!!
I never do
have ridden the 'proper' road bike twice in the last couple of weeks, it has raceblades on. not quite ready to abandon them yet
I've just put some on the commuter 🙁
i still have my mud guard on, tho my son says it spoils my bike ? he says your 'back pac' is good enough for a 'mudguard' !
Mudguards the whole year for me. I rarely find a day out without some mud and its still axle deep in places
Mud guards look crap. I would rather it splattered all over my lycra.
Signed, A Hypocritical Fashion victim
BigDummy:
It did!!! school closed, 6" of snow on road, it was winter in Devon first thing!!!!!
I rarely remove mudguards, cos I hate a muddy bum!
( grit in the cheecks....bleaughhhh and it hurts!)
Q
Wheras I would rather not be splattered in mud so I don't get too odd looks in the pub
