snorri
Legendary Member
- Location
- East coast, up a bit.
It's a peculiar notion that summer in the UK is a dry season, historical records show that it is not, why should anyone expexct different?
I am another Jay and I aslo have this luxury. And a new TT bike on order now!! Argon18 E80. I try and justify that this is all cheaper than booze, fags, gym and Sky TV, but sometimes wonderI have a wet weather road bike with guards on all year round, and the dry weather road bike which obviously doesn't. So even in the great British summer when its pelting it down in August I can get out on the road and not get a wet arse!
Whilst I want to agree with you 100%, Ive found that narrow SKS Blumels/Chromoplastics break over time so I remove them when I don't need them (to cut down on their exposure) but the wider SKS mudguards stay on the bike all the time.Unless you are actually racing, I cannot think of a single reason to remove them.