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8 comments
Nowt wrong with mudguards. They were supposed to come off my commute in the spring, however they're still in place, and the winter is approaching......
Why not try some of the new Bontrager Nebula QR mudguards? They are a lot cleaner looking than the Crud ones.
Keep your bell on the commuter bike dude!
Keep the guards on at least, you are commuting after all. What are you hoping to achieve? That little old lady may seem quick now but in time and with practice you'll soon be reelling her in
The guy behind you will probably appreciate your rear mudguard.
get your coat
is 'paddy wagon' some sort of euphemism?
Aren't you worried about your bike getting dirty?
Ah no, wait. I've seen your paddy wagon
ouch.....