Monday 23 November 2009

Fly-Guards

A few months ago a good friend of mine bought me a new mudguard for my bike. Any rider will tell you that there's nothing worse than riding in the rain and getting to work with wet jeans and boxers. You've probably all seen the make shift mudguards going around that have been made out of plastic bottles. Well a young designer/rider called Christoper Delia has took matters into his own hands and made these...

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Yes they do look like the same plastic bottles but he's added a little contraption to the screw top which allows you to attach this mudguard to your bike through your brake wire whole, all done without the use of any tools. I love mine and its amazing how every single person who sees it finds it fascinating. Yours for £8 and for those who care about the world these are environmentally sound.

For yours email Chris...chris@christopher-delia.com
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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous23/11/2009, 19:33

    And next week on better blue than peter learn how to make pedals from teabags and horse hair.

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  2. Anonymous23/11/2009, 21:01

    hahaha.

    nice but has been around in Beirut for decades

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  3. Anonymous23/11/2009, 22:07

    Jesus christ what next aye... Just an excuse to "look diffrent" should work well round DickLane. Though anyone reading this that would like some real mudgaurds then try halfords or any other local BIKE SHOP.

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  4. Anonymous24/11/2009, 00:30

    baker wax on the stamp

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  5. Anonymous24/11/2009, 14:31

    A post about mud guards! My my standards really have dropped.

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  6. Anonymous25/11/2009, 22:49

    get off your high horse its a mudguard, people need them, its cheaper and looks better than the ugly black ones you get in bike shops

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  7. Anonymous26/11/2009, 02:13

    I haven't got a horse.

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