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Gravel Bike Mud Guards


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Yes will be full one,s something like this:

 

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I was just hoping somebody ahs some experience for a recommendation.

I used some SKS direct mount ones and then some Topeak DM ones after the SKS cracked in a fall.

 

I really do recommend Brick Lane bikes though. They have some pimping selections of these sorts of things and sometimes seeing them is better than just picking them off a screen.

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I used some SKS direct mount ones and then some Topeak DM ones after the SKS cracked in a fall.

 

I really do recommend Brick Lane bikes though. They have some pimping selections of these sorts of things and sometimes seeing them is better than just picking them off a screen.

Excellent, not much of an excuse needed to go visit them. Problem is, I will likely leave with more than just mudguards. They have tons of cool stuff.

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Excellent, not much of an excuse needed to go visit them. Problem is, I will likely leave with more than just mudguards. They have tons of cool stuff.

hahahaha

 

Like a winter bike!

 

If you do, make sure it matches the new colour scheme.....  :ph34r:

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I concur with Jewbacca. Get a muddy (wet) bike, and don't put fenders on your nice road bike.

Best of both worlds.

This IS for my muddy/gravel/winter bike.

 

Damn “can’t read so good” bakkie drivers ;)

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It’s very much the decent thing to do and most clubs recommend it. Also on the commute in it’s about those around you more than yourself. I would happily just pop on an Ass-saver.

But yes, you are right Bruno does deserve better, maybe the answer is a dedicated winter commuter bike hmmmmm

Cracking idea winter commuter????????

Those ass-savers are a great idea for self preservation. Must say riding in the rain and cold was grit your teeth stuff...oh and the wind blowing of the Pennines ????

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This IS for my muddy/gravel/winter bike.

 

Damn “can’t read so good” bakkie drivers ;)

 

I'm sorry. Selective reading and all that.

Maybe if you wrote it in Afrikaans I would have read betterer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Naah, Afrikaans would not have stopped me from reading only the juicy bits.

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I'm sorry. Selective reading and all that.

Maybe if you wrote it in Afrikaans I would have read betterer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Naah, Afrikaans would not have stopped me from reading only the juicy bits.

 

Now you got me thinking, what would you call a Gravel Grinder in Afrikaans?

 

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Now you got me thinking, what would you call a Gravel Grinder in Afrikaans?

 

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Dikwiel?

 

Padfiets. Dikwiel. Bergfiets

Road bike, gravel bike. Mountain bike.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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