Try here instead...

https://rockrun.com/collections/cumulus ... e-line-300

...order online, delivery next day - no waiting for emails to be answered.

Thanks for the links.

Decathlon need to improve their search engine, as that doesn't come up when searching for 'bottle cage' or 'bottle'
Couldn't find it by looking through the various departments, either.

Couldn't find them on the decathlon website - do you have a link?

I would love to see the look on a farmers face ,on discovering 30 people, all illegally camped on their land emerging from various shelters in the same bear onesie He might be as surprised as this guy... https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=%23&ved=2ahUKEwi797HAqvXhA...

ScotRoutes wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2019 9:54 am I'm sure Stu could get some printed up in manly colours - or with a bear on

It's a onsie, so it would have to have a hood styled like a bear - complete with ears

Monday is bank holiday (yippee) so how about Tuesday 7th? - will call to confirm, as I leave work ( I finish at 16:30)

I work near the airport, and use basecamp with my etrex 35 - could pop round on my way home, if the timing is right.
(Tatsfield is my route home)

You need to look more closely, Norm.

DOHC, I believe

After a pretty frustrating week, and a wasted morning, trying (unsuccessfully) to get my Etrex35 to navigate a downloaded route (looks like it's borked, as the same route works on my GPSmap 60csx) I headed off for a road ride in the sunshine. Bagging three new tiles took my square from 11*11 to 13*1...

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2019 2:00 pm.

Probably be much comfier if the bars were raised 3" too, maybe you could forego the suspension then?

Depends on how long your legs are, and how much further down you could get the saddle

Not been riding much, lately, but beginning to pick up a bit. Went for a social ride with some friends (their route) and was gutted to find, afterwards, that I very narrowly ( as in " I could have just ridden down the wrong side of the road" narrowly) missed two new tiles. Will just have t...

Cake time ---I have it on good authority - i.e. I met Sim the owner on yesterdays ride - that the Tarka Trail's Yarde Orchard cafe will be reopenning on the 6th April :-bd Its a good opportunity for mid flight refuelling between south and north Devon. Excellent - if about 7 months too late for me. ...

middleagedmadness wrote:Arghhhhhhhhh ,(salviates) spangles ,the sweet time almost forgot

Darn you - I now need more therapy to forget the time I (for some reason) put a whole packet of cola spangles in my mouth at once

...and delivered an item that I've been prevaricating about for far too long. Cumulus Lite Line 300 sleeping bag. Nice quality stitching and construction, room for my size twelves and my shoulders. Packs small, weighs little enough for my liking and plenty warm enough for the wimpy seasons that I'll...

Was looking at the problem solvers website, earlier, and they recommend wrapping the straps around the frame - so you made the right decision.

Looking good

Oooh - lathes....

Get the train from Gatwick to Plymouth, then take my time riding home, along the coast(ish)

Now, if only I had some train tickets on my desk....

@Apsosium - please excuse the thread hijack, but I'd be interested to see some more shot of your bar bag setup, with particular attention to how you stop it form flopping into the headtube?

techno mail wrote:Nice trowel/crud catcher combo!

Crud catcher/crud hider, surely?

You could try those elastic straps with clips on, that come with ironing board covers This is just a guess, as the (maybe just perceived) minor temperature gradients around the edge of the quilt puts me off. Currently trying to mentally justify the cost of a small pack size, down bag, at the moment,...

Your challenge - should you choose to accept it - is to track this down...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GcF9S1 ... p=drivesdk

Bearbonesnorm wrote:

Nope, lost me ...

It was a bit abstract ... the sign has a picture of a chicken on, which is actually a cock, I thought a Womble would complement it.

Definitely abstract - even for my warped sense of humour :)

Sorry to hear this but, as you say life moves on.

Hope the future is heading in a good direction for you.

Bearbonesnorm wrote:

Looks quite nice to me, here's the High Street of the nearest town to me

Shop nearest right ... I so want there to be a Womble on the other end of the shop sign.

Nope, lost me ...

Apologies to boners from 'the shires' - last time I saw a branch of Burton's was when I lived in the Midlands, over a quarter of a century ago.

Can't say I've noticed any 'darn sarf'