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Fair enough, although I'm sure you could do something classy with a Supernova E3 or Son mounted on the saddle rails. Anyway it's hard to argue with a long-lasting rechargable rear light.
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Not tempted by a rear dyanmo light? There's a wonderfu world of elegant solutions for this plus you'll be full dynabro!
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This is why you have a bike with mudguards and a dynamo!
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This is the one thing! More time to build up / dial in your fixed! I look forward to seeing it in the road fixed / fixed road thread.
But yes, my wife is a senior nurse working across three large hospitals. This is the absolute worst time in living memory to need emergency medical care.
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Indefinitely postponed
This ride will go ahead once pandemic conditions improve and government restrictions ease. It's obviously not going ahead with London in Covid Emergency state.I would like to offer the following insight to riders: if you are on the road and end up requiring an ambulance you are extremely unlikely to get one and either way you do NOT want to be in a hospital. So take this into consideration the riding and route selection you do over the next however many weeks.
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Pm'd, cheers!
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Long shot but does anyone have a spare PDW front guard? Don't need any fixings. I have repaired mine but the bodge has given me rizla clearances. Cheers!
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I have mudguards on both my road bikes! I am pro mudguards. I was probably a bit overly mean but I thought this bike was to make an aesthetic statement over function. I don't think I hugely off base thinking mudguards on a 30 year old carbon aero bike with spinergy's look out of place
This is pretty great. Although I did 20 miles fixed in the mud at 56gi and my knees were absolutely done by then so 63 seems big for muck