Half price Teravail tyres at Lyon. Quite a few B+ and 29+ options.

https://www.lyonequipment.com/teravail

I've got one like this: SuperFire Head Torch Rechargeable Flashlight, Right Angle Torch with Magnet Tail, 600LM Headband Torch, Mini 90 Degree Flashlight with 18650 2000mAh Battery for Camping, Fishing, Walking, Hiking https://amzn.eu/d/i5j6de4 About 100 different options on Amazon taking different ...

Just arrived, looks great. Cheers, Tony!

Just watching the BP.com video. I'm glad I've already scratched my Moonlander itch otherwise I'd be tempted to do something daft!

Cheers, have PMd with my email.

Hi there,

Is this an internal or external post and how far does it drop?

(Looking for external and 100mm ish)

JohnClimber wrote: ↑Wed Aug 28, 2024 9:59 am Yeh, but I like OS maps, it must be an age thing

As in the App itself, or the maps themselves? BCN has OS Maps at all useful scales.

For those of us who signed up to OS Maps online last year my annual automatic subscription email arrived priced at £28.99. Still great value for money, but this was followed by another email offering new subscribers 30% off using the code SUMMERWALKS but £8.70 is £8.70 Of course this is offer is on...

Google Maps Timeline & Tracking settings: https://support.google.com/maps/answer/6258979?hl=en-GB&co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid To save Google maps offline, search for a place, the tabs at the bottom have a "more" option. Select "download offline map" and them move the map ...

I've used OsmAnd and I like how easy it is to download map sectors locally and that it will do turn by turn on and off road. It has a bit of annoying niggle I've experienced on multiple phones (been using it since 2016ish) is that it won't close. You can force close the app and it still runs in the ...

Tomwoodbury wrote: ↑Thu Aug 08, 2024 7:40 pm FWIW I have velocity blunt ss on my gravel tourer audax thing and they’ve been superb. V easy to set up tubeless.

Same here, sealed up tubeless with Conti Cross Kings which weren't TLR and never been a problem with any other tyres I've fitted to them.

unwillingness to do something a bit out of the ordinary

Wait until you find out about what 99% of the non-cycling population think about the prospect of riding a bike in the rain and sleeping in a ditch.

I've got some speed rockers and they have been just as effective as normal guards and nice and easy to remove if you want to do a deep clean, etc.

Anything from Garmin or Wahoo will get the job done without too much fuss. I bought one of these: Garmin Edge Explore Touchscreen Touring Bike Computer with Connected Features, White (Renewed) https://amzn.eu/d/0ff7oHhH The device was absolutely like brand new and has been faultless over the last co...

Not to take away from Tom's outstanding ride in any way but I think that a World Cup field could be a harder event as there's a better chance its at altitude and the pack hasn't been whittled down to 2 per nation.

I find them all pretty much of a muchness. I'm currently using Linseal (made by OKO) which is a lurid green colour and about £10-11 a litre delivered from Ebay.

The lengths that the bike industry goes to instead of just making a slightly bigger hole in rims for a schrader valves never ceases to amaze me.

If his tablet is android then a Samsung 'Fit' of some sort would do if you can install the Samsung health app. My daughters is still going strong after 4 years and the battery lasts days. I'd suggest a Samsung watch if the above looks like it would work but it'll need charging daily and that might b...

Vaynol Arms was good when we went in February, which is handy as apart from the Curry house (which was also good) in Llanberis nowhere else was open/doing food.

It can be a problem for some.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desperate_Dan

The pillow of his (reinforced) bed is filled with building rubble and his beard is so tough he shaves with a blowtorch.

Isn't the arrow pointing towards the cleat that clips into the bottom of the case? Is the ribbed bit a flexible extension and the metal tab at the other end bolts to something? Is it one for a motorbike instead?

I always used to go here: https://www.openfietsmap.nl/

Five Ten Trailcross SPD would seem the obvious choice if you like/fit Five Tens but want laces and some flex. Also on bargain blowout across the Ashley Empire.

Back Country Navigator.

I paid about £12 in 2015 and have reinstalled it on each new phone I've had since for no extra cost. You can download OS maps locally to your device in all scales. There are all sorts of maps for different countries.