If anyone has one let me know.
Mine self destructed on the Wales trip.
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Hugger / chain guard needed
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- Miztaziggy
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- KermitLeFrog
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Re: Hugger / chain guard needed
I've got a standard chain guard, inexpertly repaired after a Fabio moment in Scotland last year. You're welcome to have it. No recompense required.
I'll attach a pic when my phone gets around to uploading it.
I'll attach a pic when my phone gets around to uploading it.
"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I squandered" (George Best, RIP)
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Re: Hugger / chain guard needed
Managed to salvage my carbon one before the bike left my company.
It never sits 100% true for some reason and does have some rub marks on it but still works perfect if you don't take Ian up on his offer.
It never sits 100% true for some reason and does have some rub marks on it but still works perfect if you don't take Ian up on his offer.
Don't hassle me
I'll get there at some time
I'll get there at some time
- KermitLeFrog
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Re: Hugger / chain guard needed
It's got to be nicer than mine.


"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I squandered" (George Best, RIP)
Re: Hugger / chain guard needed
oh yeah i rem that trying to kill me lol



the older i get,the faster i was 

- KermitLeFrog
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Re: Hugger / chain guard needed
All sing along now "If I had a hammer..."fabiostar wrote:oh yeah i rem that trying to kill me lol![]()
"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I squandered" (George Best, RIP)
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Re: Hugger / chain guard needed
That's reassuring. My carbon hugger does the same - skewed to the chain side, and it's meant to be a genuine Honda one.grumpyfrog wrote:Managed to salvage my carbon one before the bike left my company.
It never sits 100% true for some reason and does have some rub marks on it but still works perfect if you don't take Ian up on his offer.
If the other offers fall through I have a spare one in fake carbon.
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Re: Hugger / chain guard needed
I'll ping you a photo from the shed over the weekend.
Don't hassle me
I'll get there at some time
I'll get there at some time