Lefty Fender?
- Thread starter Glancing Aft
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Norm is kind of a stalker.....
LOL! Hey I merely collect evidence. You guys drop so much of it all over it's almost too easy. That and the Internet is a huge place.
Norm you can stalk me anytime
Sweet!
walter
Fourth Party
Hey Fred, if you remember last saturdays mayhem, Sean offered Mrs. walter "favors" for vegan general tso's chicken.
walter
Fourth Party
Yep, go back and check the thread. And yes, the down tube guard sounds good.
ArmyOfNone
Well-Known Member
walter
Fourth Party
did she take me up on it?
She was gone for a few hours, when she got home she mumbled something about an irish curse???
anrothar
entirely thrilled
She was gone for a few hours, when she got home she mumbled something about an irish curse???
oh that. yeah, yep, yep, yep. we are too big for most women out there... it's quite embarrassing.
Shaggz
A strong 7
GA:
Quick search turned up this:
http://www.cyclingforums.com/t53387.html
http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=379
Hope this helps.
Quick search turned up this:
http://www.cyclingforums.com/t53387.html
http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=379
Hope this helps.
Mud in yer eye!
SKS had a shock board front fender a few years back that had a Lefty adapter.
I looked it up an I don't see an adapter made any longer.
I personally ride more days per year in very wet conditions than you. I promise.
I use a seat post mounted rear fender but no front.
This should work for you as well.
I know it is tempting to ride in that all white skinsuit but you must resist.
Mud is your friend.
j-
SKS had a shock board front fender a few years back that had a Lefty adapter.
I looked it up an I don't see an adapter made any longer.
I personally ride more days per year in very wet conditions than you. I promise.
I use a seat post mounted rear fender but no front.
This should work for you as well.
I know it is tempting to ride in that all white skinsuit but you must resist.
Mud is your friend.
j-
Glancing Aft
Active Member
I just know it's going to rain at Allamuchy, and I hate wearing clear lens glasses at night, so looking for a way to divert some mud...
I'll look into the shock boards some though, thanks for the help everybody.
I'll look into the shock boards some though, thanks for the help everybody.
J-Dro
Well-Known Member
I was up there today too. I was taken totally by surprise since we got no rain at all down where I live. I was not ready for streams flowing down the trail, but I guess its good practice for 24HOA. Oh wait, this is supposed to be the dry year, I forgot.
But to stay somewhat on topic, I ditched my clear lens glasses a few miles into the ride due to fog/sweat and did get some trail splatter in my eye now and then. A fender would be nice, but I prolly won't get one anyway.
ArmyOfNone
Well-Known Member
I was just reading up on Oakley and they are supposed to be releasing a "hydrophobic" lenses. They are supposed to be water resistant and fog resistant.
ArmyOfNone
Well-Known Member
They have some sweet shades out there