How do pogies work in the rain - does that water not end up running down your arms and into the pogie?

How big a tear are you looking to fix?

I used these to repair a 5cm tear in my Rab down jacket about 4 years ago and still holding up fine:

https://amzn.eu/d/ioH833E

I think it's because I made the mistake of paying through paypal and that didn't clear until this morning - they've only 650b wheels left in boost. Finding a cheap option for a 7 year old bike is proving tricky (100x15 front, 135QR in the back, 650b) which is why I jumped on this offer. Their websi...

What about glueing the caliper adapter/bolt to the legs using metal adhesive? You'd always have to use the same size rotor but that wouldn't be the end of the world.

I'm planning the badger divide in May, hopefully with friends but possibly solo.

Great stuff, I watch a US show called Full custom garage where the guy is always making stuff like this for customer projects, I really wish I did something like that for a day job.

That is not tubeless tape in those rims I know, which did make me wonder if I'd bought a turkey; the website does say they're tubeless compatible though. Evidently there is a local (ish) bike place that sells 32mm wide Tesa 4289, so I think I'll be paying them a visit next week. Yeah the 'tubeless ...

Just grow it into a luscious beard

Sportspursuit also have a crikey sale

Crane Creek DB Air inline (190x50)

just back from TF Tuned with £179 of work done (full service + new damper tube + new mount hardware)

It’s not been fitted since I got it back so effectively a reconditioned shock.

Selling for £250 + postage or collection/meet from Edinburgh area

Hiya, I’ll take this if still available - pm incoming

I had to turn off the crash alarm on my Garmin, lifting the bike over a gate or stile always seemed to set it off.

Even cheaper from Superstar (and slightly hidden on their website) are these wheels, after discount they are £51. Think you do have to wait until Dec though and put up with a coloured rim. Super cheap though! https://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/fuel-60poe-xx27-probuild-deal.htm Cracking find!

Superstar have a big wheel stock clear, 66% off everything. - looks like they still have the WTB i29 in standard sizes for just under £100 (after discount) use code 66wheelset in the basket.

https://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/ ... -ready.htm

jay91 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 29, 2022 7:18 am Very interesting to hear everyone's thoughts on them it seems like there worth the extra moneyn

Looking at the responses, it's probably an even split

My new Copper Spur HV1 tent arrived today so I've finally replaced my trusty Vango helium 200 after 11 years of happy camping. Hopefully the new tent will be just as reliable.

No issue with XT bb in my experience, the last on lasted about 6000 miles before it developed a creak. Got a deal on saint for £20 so decided to replace it. However, when I took the XT bb out , the bearings all seemed fine so moved it on to the lads bike and it’s still going strong on it.

I’d go for something with a long blade like this

https://cpc.farnell.com/duratool/d03295 ... dp/TL19867

It's the input frothe Hungarian person further down that really makes me want to decide against it. Well, this Hungarian resident loves riding in Hungary! There are of course problems, like any other country, but on the whole it's OK. So not to derail the thread if anyone is thinking of cycling in ...

10l Topeak backloader seatbag & drybag for £30 at wiggle

https://www.wiggle.co.uk/topeak-backloader-saddle-bag

Get a better saddle would be my recommendation

Good spot, don’t often see big Agnes with decent discounts.

Just checked, seems the email signup codes don’t work with sale items.

Twinwall polycarbonate roof sheets won't age/yellow. This is what they use for conservatories etc

Try to eat out as much as possible

Stove is used mainly for heating water rather than cooking (coffees, rehydrated meals etc)

The closest thing I do to actual cooking is warming up my pre-cooked bacon for a breakfast roll

Exposure Diablo mk12 downto £140 at CRC. I got this light for similar a while back but sent it back as I was pretty unimpressed (poor runtimes, not great beam for a helmet light and takes a long time to charge) However, I know there are plenty of devout exposure fans that might make use of this deal...