Thanks lads, Ill take a look at the thread you mentioned and I agree, a full on bivvy bag is a bit belt and braces, I'm glad to learn there are some less extreme options for sleeping bag covers. At this point I'll freely admit that I see myself as a fair weather bivvy'er. I don't think I'll be wakin...

Hi all, I'm looking for recommendations for a bivvy bag. I think I'm confirmed as a tarp camper for the moment so interested in investing in my own gear; I've borrowed some bits from mates so far. This has let me try out the Alpkit Hunka and the Aqua Quest Hooped Bivvy. Both were fine and kept me wa...

Hi, looking for a Lion harness and a Tiger Drover (the larger of the two wildcat seat harnesses) if anyone has one surplus to requirements.

robbie wrote:Used a few times. Black good condition.
£45 posted

Hi Rob, still for sale?

I'm interested!

Does is come with a schnozzle by any chance?

Hi @Johnclimber & @bgrunes

It was indeed a good night - I hope the slightly pi$$ed up antics of us bivvy newbies didn't keep you awake too long! Great pics, I'm looking forward to the next one now. Can you start BaM in any month?

Really enjoyed my first go at bike packing and a multi day ride! Not sure if I met any Bear-boners ( :shock: ) along the way but everyone who I did meet was very friendly and happy to have a chinwag for as long as we at the same pace. Great bunch of people. Managed 71 miles and 8500ft - shaved a few...

Lawmanmx wrote:Oreet Stu Jase is dropping some kit off at mine in the morn so pop round with yer bike if poss and i'll go through a some stuff with ya

Cheers Tony, after tea tomorrow if that's ok? Working till 5.30.

ton wrote:discostu, i shall be at the back. easily recognised me so say hello.

Will do, cheers ton!

Hi all, just registered to try to pick up some tips in good time for Saturday

I'll be plodding along at the back trying to keep the pub goers in sight! Driving up Saturday morning, it's only an hour from home.