Blair512 wrote:

Piemonster wrote:

RobMac wrote:Another Fifer here

Possibly 3. Although I've not been here long enough to be a Fifer.

Do you chaps fancy meeting up for a bivvy at some point? Somewhere in the Lomonds or perhaps out round the coastal path?

Yeah I'm game for that

Another Fifer here

Blairadam, Pitmeden and the Lomond hills.

My mate has a 2016 model in large, I'm 5'11 and find it to be very comfy, It is set up with a dropper post ( easy to microadjust height) and a zeroish Reach stem with no stack height :-bd @ Bigdummysteve I'm with you on cut steerer,doesn't make sense :| I'm glad you brought that up, what is the poi...

I've got the '2016' model and I'm 5' 10" and the medium fits fine.

whitestone wrote:There was a long thread in the other place about On-One's random pricing and their "Sales".

Do you have a link?

On-one Midge Bars £35 reduced to £21 http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/HBOOMI/on-o ... -handlebar

The size might be useful.

Thanks for the feed back guys

It was bars and seat posts in particular I was thinking about but yeah frame as well with forks less so.
I am aware of frame tape, but once your through the finish on carbon the structural integrity is compromised unlike steel or alloy where its just cosmetic mainly.

firestarter wrote:I ride this more than any of my other bikes.

Kona one of my favourites and a beautifully put together example at that

How practical is carbon in real world bike packing? We all know the benefits of carbon but how does it stand up to the type of environment that bike packing will throw at it?

Pretty well all of my bikes are 26'ers.
And I wont be getting rid of them any time soon.

Don't touch Nite

Bearbonesnorm wrote:people might think I'm a miserable b'stard

Never thought that for a minute

And another, who said the Scots are mean

htrider wrote:
I'll post up some pics once the bloody photobucket website is working again!

Cheers
Phil

Am waitin

I've got these on my new Longitude what sort of pressures are you running at?

Genesis Longitude turned up today

What about posting?

How did it go Ray?

I was leaning towards "wireless" in order to keep the bars to fork area clear for bar bags etc. But I've always had wired computers, how reliable are the wireless ones?

Do any of you's still use the old fashion cycle computers?
If so any recommendation for Bikepacking, wired or wireless?
I still use my Garmin but I'd like to leave a C/Computer on my new bike.

Another Leatherman here "ooh err missus"
Its the Wave and the sheath it comes with hold my fire steel a treat the only down sides are the weight and the chocolate main blade (far to soft).

Stans tubeless kit, still not convinced about running tubeless