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running in mud instead of walking gingerly
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Dec 2018
5:09pm, 20 Dec 2018
144 posts
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Groundhog
I mostly just bash my trailies to get most of the mud off, let them dry and then a stiff brush to get rid of any mud left. Then maybe a couple of times a year I chuck them in the washing machine on a cold wash. I think it's good to clean them thoroughly every now and then whatever way you do it as I've heard people say it helps keep the stitching from wearing out. |
Dec 2018
5:28pm, 20 Dec 2018
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Derby Tup
God’s shoe wash: a carefully selected stream at the end of the run. Ideal too to wash the worst of the mud off your legs so maybe you don’t need a pan-scourer in the shower  |
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Dec 2018
7:16am, 21 Dec 2018
28000 posts
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Derby Tup
Did a bit of rimiowg last night. Mudclaws (old pair and well worn in) were excellent |
Dec 2018
1:48pm, 21 Dec 2018
13462 posts
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mulbs
Rimiowig? |
Dec 2018
4:09pm, 21 Dec 2018
676 posts
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um
Mulbs - it's the thread title (or ittt in dt speak) |
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Dec 2018
4:45pm, 21 Dec 2018
13464 posts
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mulbs
lols I need to head over to the senior moments thread! |
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