LeeDevelopment
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Does anyone know where I can buy Honjo mudguards in the UK at all please? Searching on Google at the moment is proving tedious!
Cheers.
Cheers.
Honjo in the UK?
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klaw71
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Hi, Give freshtripebikes a go, there out of stock at the moment, but you could send them an email to see if there getting anymore in.
good luck
www.freshtripe.co.uk
good luck
www.freshtripe.co.uk
What about Velo Orange? They have their own version albeit out of stock at the minute.
http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/ ... s.html?p=1
http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/ ... s.html?p=1
SantaHul
Retro Guru
Yeah but I only really like the fluted ones. The smooth ones are boring and the hammered ones remind me of a wedding dress 
The only fluted ones VO do are the Zeppellin's and they only come in 52mm which is probably too big for my bike.
Is there a rule of thumb way to tell if mudguards will fit your bike? At what point do you measure the width?
The only fluted ones VO do are the Zeppellin's and they only come in 52mm which is probably too big for my bike.Is there a rule of thumb way to tell if mudguards will fit your bike? At what point do you measure the width?
Tokyo Fixed of london have the VO mudguards. I wasn't going to buy them until I saw them and then I couldn't resist.
The plain ones aren't boring so much.... they look amazing, understated.
The style points come from the extra length and the way the mudguard stays go around the outside of the guard. Really good in the rain 'n all.
I was pretty keen on the hammered ones but it's best to see them on a bike.
The quality and the polish/finish is fabulous. It's a moot point if you think it's worth spending more.
I have a photo of my bike with them fitted if you wanna see, but if your heart is fluted, then so should be your mind, and thereafter your wallet.
The plain ones aren't boring so much.... they look amazing, understated.
The style points come from the extra length and the way the mudguard stays go around the outside of the guard. Really good in the rain 'n all.
I was pretty keen on the hammered ones but it's best to see them on a bike.
The quality and the polish/finish is fabulous. It's a moot point if you think it's worth spending more.
I have a photo of my bike with them fitted if you wanna see, but if your heart is fluted, then so should be your mind, and thereafter your wallet.
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