Hi,

Will try and find a tape measure and measure the hoses, but I always ride the largest frames made as I'm 6'4"

Anthony wrote:By water resistant I still mean a HH of 10,000mm or there abouts.

Is that typo? A HH of 10000 is listed for a Hunka, and many would say is waterproof. I use a PHD drishell sleeping bag cover, it has HH of 1500, that's water resistant.

Pretty simple, who has one, what have you got and how do you rate it?

Currently leaning towards another Lair, possibly with a extended beak. (really like my silnylon Lair with hanging inner)

pics; https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-1cd8JY1ujq0/UcnZJCgXAQI/AAAAAAAAAOw/kYSVdIKGkoA/s640/IMG_00059.jpg https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-3swFL5e_qB4/UcnZTALPqII/AAAAAAAAAO8/FIm7mZhd1PE/s640/IMG_00060.jpg https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-IV47SxzkJow/UcnZqLFwPcI/AAAAAAAAAPE/fyE4cNrUqFg/s640/IM...

Complete and working, had the pistons upgraded to ceramic pistons a few years ago, the are for standard mounts not post mounts, will get camera out and post picture later. Also have the bleed kit for them, for pressure bleeding the system.

180mm front and rear, calipers, levers and rotors

£80 posted

Super lightweight and small pack size bag, seem to think its never been used, Pack volume is tiny as contains no down or filling, it works like Rab Vapour Rise, wind proof shell with a thermal lining. I had it for alpine climbing, but used another bag. According to my scales it's 550g (ish) £50 posted

Mountain Equipment Sleepwalker 1 XL synthetic fill sleeping bag, we seem to think this has been used once. Fitted my 6'4" length

0 degree rated with -5 extreme on the tag

£40 posted

Tarp is now sold.

I kinda hoped it would sit in the outbox, until read, only after I had deleted it from the outbox and resent

Sent a 2nd PM back to you, seems to be in my outbox though :?

Right the gear clear out starts today, this is going to be fun :?

FS:

Integral Designs Siltarp1, pitched and played, used once on hills. perfect condition £30

Integral Designs Silshelter, lived in for a weekend, perfect condition £65

Search the web, full of opinion

Or I could let you have a cycle specific strength programme or any number of functional strength. Tougher body, less prone to injury

Makes a GSI coffee drip easy! Plus that recipe means finding someone else to share the coffee with!

I hate to say it, but why the hell would you want a map you can wear? :?

When you speak to the doctor, explain how you now have a fear of cycling, psychological damages alongside physical injury

I have the same PHD cover, perfect for winter camps or under the tarp. I use a Oookworks bathtub floor with it, buy British now we are getting decent ultralight gear.

Don't mess around phone solicitor instead of watching videos, my GF was hit by old woman, broken arm and skinned back, police had her licence and insurance paid out. What if you never feel right to ride again lower back is a crap injury for cyclist. At least she stopped, I got hit twice hit n run la...

Setup for £100? Wow somebody is making money for setting a print range!

I have a Langster, although just rebuilt with Nitto and stronglight, it's become a good fun training bike, and yes I run brakes on it

Thanks, question is can I face Ikea

Anyone got one? Opinion?

ScotRoutes wrote:
They look great but I've heard that they're not very robust and the sole isn't really ideal for proper hikey-bikey stuff (though good in the water).

Mine look battered but have taken a beating.

The XAs are always great, I've got a pair of s-lab version which have propelled me for miles

Something like V8s with these straps is a nice setup

http://restrap.co.uk/shop/straps

bicycle ordered, The extra coverage and at half the price of SilTarp 2 is a no brainer :D

Used these last year in the alps

http://fiveten.com/products/footwear-de ... -canyoneer