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probably easier to switch out the caliper or hub/use hub adapters...
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Thinking of just drilling a hole in the fender and using some soft-ish washers for the attachment screw
I have just done this on the rear of mine (SKS bluemels). feels really solid and looks somewhat elegant. i actually used a few of the plastic washers that came with the mudguard. will see how long this lasts with/without cracking
still need to trim the rear stays. a friend has suggested cheap bolt cutters are the perfect tool. took me ages to trim the front ones with hacksaw
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little after work ride with mudguards on - need to chop the rear stays and tweak the fitting of the front a bit but overall works well :-)
nice bike @beseku !
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It's also a form of giving to charity, plenty of Olympic and Paralympic athletes are funded by lottery causes
this is my only argument for playing the lottery*. i worked in a off license growing up and it was amazing how much cash we paid in vs out. although i did pay out £150 once i recall. anything over £500 you have to write to camelot iirc
*I have never actually played
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i think it is unlikely that interest rates will fall from where they are now (historic lows?). i would therefore go for the 5yr
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superb. congrats
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such a cool watch
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i just ordered some matte black 35mm sks ones at a third of the price. i havent got time for these out of stock games (a game i typically lose)
ok lol