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Grit spatter on legs - what to do about it?
The last couple of weeks in Perth have been fairly wet. I've been
rained on quite hard, but the sand and other crap I get spattered with matters more. I've ordered some mudguards from eBay for the front and back wheel, but a friend who used to live in the UK says bike shops over there often sell plastic leg protectors to be worn specifically to try to shield the legs from all that muck. My current strategy is just to take a full change of clothes including extra shoes to uni but if these leggings are any good that would save some weight, plus I'd rather not get spattered in the first place because it's really hard to quickly clean my legs up in the men's bathroom and I'm never entirely grit-free when I put on my pants. I really hope the mudguards will make a large difference, but my experience with mudguards (my road bike has a seatpost fender) indicates that they only provide modest protection and one way or another I'm still going to get wet sandy shoes. What solutions do you guys use? |
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