I often see cyclists, when it's wet, with mud splashed all over their legs and backs. Why don't bikes have mudgards any more? Even kids' bikes seem to be without them, my granddaughter is now on her 3rd bike and none has had them.
Mudgards
- Thread starter West Ender
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some bikes come with crud cather fixings for the front but mine doesnt and it would be difficult to fix a front mudguard, plus half the fun of the kind of riding i do is getting covered in mud 
Re: Mudguards
So if I see a cyclist riding past my gaff, covered in mud with flies stuck to their teeth It'll be you then Ossywarriorsome bikes come with crud cather fixings for the front but mine doesnt and it would be difficult to fix a front mudguard, plus half the fun of the kind of riding i do is getting covered in mud
yeah thats me normally, there is a pic on facebook of my face covered in mud and horse poo
mudguards are for wimps! -
theres nothing better than flying down a hill getting splattered in mud or going through puddles and getting a bit wet...
I spent £1300 on my bike and its not having a mudguard on it! and for the record I dont have any reflectors or a bell either on my bike...and before anyone starts - I already know I am going to the big bad fire !
so save your 'an inconsiderate cyclist' posts for someone else...
theres nothing better than flying down a hill getting splattered in mud or going through puddles and getting a bit wet...
I spent £1300 on my bike and its not having a mudguard on it! and for the record I dont have any reflectors or a bell either on my bike...and before anyone starts - I already know I am going to the big bad fire !
so save your 'an inconsiderate cyclist' posts for someone else...
mine was 1100 u got a full sus or a hardcore hardtail
u got a full sus or a hardcore hardtail Not to forget the carrier on the back, the dynamo & twin headlights.
Pump, padlock, gel seat & rear panniers.
Cant go without them, where else would you put your reflective belt, maps, repair kit etc when out cycling.
The panniers are also useful for storing your rain mac/poncho
If your really clever you can even wire up some indicators to the back ..
Pump, padlock, gel seat & rear panniers.
Cant go without them, where else would you put your reflective belt, maps, repair kit etc when out cycling.
The panniers are also useful for storing your rain mac/poncho
If your really clever you can even wire up some indicators to the back ..
Not to forget the carrier on the back, the dynamo & twin headlights.
Pump, padlock, gel seat & rear panniers.
Cant go without them, where else would you put your reflective belt, maps, repair kit etc when out cycling.
The panniers are also useful for storing your rain mac/poncho
If your really clever you can even wire up some indicators to the back ..
if you really really clever you would have gprs on your bike and bin the old maps..
and dynamos are banned now..
nope its true -
if you think about it for a minute - its your pedalling that makes the light work, so you pedalling at night and your going slow cos you tired etc.. so your light aint going to be that bright - more of a dim ?, car doesnt see you - goodnight for you and off to the hospital (if your lucky) you go...
they are not safe at all.