When do the mudguards come off?

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  • #20869
    meach

    Been tempted by this weeks weather to think about when I’m going to take the mudguards off my bike.
    For those that use them, when will you be taking them off?

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  • #778777
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    Leviathan

    ASS SAVERS have literally
    ASS SAVERS have literally emailed me today with their new design, now in colours!
    http://ass-savers.com/
    Use the discount code ASO3LOVE at checkout for instant joy! – they say.

    I have never taken my Ass Saver off in two years. Filthy beggar.

    #778775
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    Jack Osbourne snr

    The commuter bike never goes
    The commuter bike never goes out without guards.
    The Audax bike only loses the guards when it comes to sunny places on holiday
    The Bella Bianchi never wears guards because she’s never worn then in her 25 years and now never goes out unless it’s been dry for at least a week

    Living in the West of Scotland means a very small window of opportunity when it comes to riding on dry roads.

    #778773
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    bashthebox

    Summer bike came out
    Summer bike came out yesterday! As much because the freehub on winter bike is buggered, but it was ace. Sun shining all the way, warm, mostly dry. So, so much more fun to ride too. I forgot what crisp gear changes were like. Whizzo.

    #778771
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    glynr36

    Raleigh wrote:Ass saver.

    Raleigh wrote:
    Ass saver. Takes even less time than your SKS.

    Where sells these? I’m tempted to get one for this intermittent time

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    farrell

    Usually in a fit of temper
    Usually in a fit of temper when the roads have shaken loose various parts of them and they’ve started jamming in to your wheel.

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    SamShaw

    I took the full mudguards off
    I took the full mudguards off my winter bike and stuck an ass saver on it for use when “summer” weather is cack. It keeps a surprising amount of water out of your crack/sack area – rubbish for anyone sat behind you though.

    I’ve had carbon frame failures during both summers meaning that I’ve hopped back to the winter bike. Hopefully this year there won’t be any such problems and I’ll be riding the summer bike all year!

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    southseabythesea

    I bet Rapha do transition
    I bet Rapha do transition mudguards, at great expensive, for this tricky problem.

    #778763
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    therevokid

    given up even thinking of
    given up even thinking of ever getting them off … 🙂

    #778761
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    Raleigh

    Ass saver. Takes even less
    Ass saver. Takes even less time than your SKS.

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    arrieredupeleton

    When the clocks change. It’s
    When the clocks change. It’s a symbolic moment when the winter bikes get a service and put in the shed and stays there for the summer (apart from any light touring bimbles). Plastic bike comes out and strava averages go up a bit. 😀

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    Shades

    Just before I comment to
    Just before I comment to myself, “why did I take the mudguards off!”, as I’m getting a good spraying.

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    glynr36

    Stay on the winter bike.
    I’ve

    Stay on the winter bike.
    I’ve swapped between winter bike and fast bike the last few weeks depending on the weather, usually for me it’s on the clock change, but still depends on the weather.

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    Bez

    Why would I take them off?
    Why would I take them off?

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    andyp

    When my skin becomes
    When my skin becomes waterproof. Oh, hang on… 😉

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    Nick T

    I’m still waiting to take my
    I’m still waiting to take my stabilisers off.

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