SOLD
Portland Design Works alloy mudguards 700C x 30
New without tags
Unopened bag containing a large variety of accessories.
Mudguards and stays
These aren't the definite black option but are a dark slate gray / blue that would suit a bike that black mudguards were required.
Unused and unmounted but do have a few minor marks from handling and storage.
I run a set of these ( these are a lighter metallicy dark slate blue) on a genesis titanium gravel bike with 700C, nominal 32mm tyre width and I like them very much. The coverage is on the nose but protection is fine.
Will be securely packed and insured and delivered using EVRI shop to shop
Halifax pick up £50 otherwise £56 delivered with insurance
SOLD - Portland Design Works mudguards..NEW.. 700C x 30
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disherwood
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SOLD - Portland Design Works mudguards..NEW.. 700C x 30
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disherwood
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Re: Portland Design Works mudguards..NEW.. 700C x 30
For those that are not familiar with them, they are excellent, sturdy mudguards.
I had them on my Argos and was very pleased with them.
I had them on my Argos and was very pleased with them.
Beauty will save the world.
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disherwood
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Re: Portland Design Works mudguards..NEW.. 700C x 30
Very kind of you to say
Thank you
I fitted a set of kinesis Fend-Off to my wife's Holdsworth Mixte, nice but the 3mm stays don't steady the guards like the PDW 5mm stays.
Thank you
I fitted a set of kinesis Fend-Off to my wife's Holdsworth Mixte, nice but the 3mm stays don't steady the guards like the PDW 5mm stays.
Re: Portland Design Works mudguards..NEW.. 700C x 30
Nice bike bump! Am building one of these up at the moment but currently stumped at first hydraulic brake installation attempt. I think I even have the same bottle cages too. Guards are a bit narrow for me sadly but might consider wider ones in the same type based on comments here.
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disherwood
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Re: Portland Design Works mudguards..NEW.. 700C x 30
NiceDaipink wrote: 18 Aug 2026, 12:05pm Nice bike bump! Am building one of these up at the moment but currently stumped at first hydraulic brake installation attempt. I think I even have the same bottle cages too. Guards are a bit narrow for me sadly but might consider wider ones in the same type based on comments here.
I run 32mm nominal width tyres that come in around 30mm wide...or 28mm
.....not everyone's ideal.
I'm just building a bike that might one day carry me around the the main coastline of the UK... it's just a daydream at the moment........ don't tell my wife..!
I've done LEJOG on my 60's bike and walked the cape wrath trail last year....I might just have one last big adventure in me before the calamitous days of real old age bite..