Garmin Oregon 300 with OS maps here, a lot like the dakota but bigger and fair bit heavier, does the job very well. I bought a couple of mounts off ebay for around £2 and they attach with two zip ties and are really solid, just slides on to the back of the GPS.

A borrowed spot gen 2 from my uncle and a cheapo garmin mount to replace the one I lost

Apidura 14L saddlebag arrived today, hopefully get out Thursday night to try it

Entered

Either alpkit koala or wildcat tiger style

New Samyang 14mm 2.8 for New Zealand this summer

83km loop around Calderdale, Ogden, Hebden bridge and Todmorden , met Ben for most of it until he skidded along the tarmac on his front

Ride a DH bike

Started a blog, what do you think?

Pinnacle Ramin if you want a cheap 29er. Karl Booth was in the top 5 for BB200 last year on one. Young Ben has one iirc too. http://www.evanscycles.com/products/pinnacle/ramin-one-2015-mountain-bike-ec071312 getting your young uns mixed up :wink: but I love my ramin, ive swapped a few things now li...

gairym wrote:What sort of riding so you want to do?

Wilderness/countryside? Singletrack/fireroads Mountains/flat?

Lots to chose from.

Preferably mountains and a majority fire road but some singletrack

Anyone got any ideas for routes to ride in France/Spain/Switzerland e.t.c that take about a week to complete with good travel links (ports/stations/airports) near the start and finish for this summer?

Down 8.5 pounds on last year, not bad

I'll have one of the bigger stoves please stu

pistonbroke wrote:AdMan Re the carbon fork bung product code FSPXFCENT does work, believe me, it has an aluminium sleeve which when removed fits the thicker wall steerer fine. Ask them to swap it.

Ah, thanks bud i'll get on to them soon

Carbon fork arrived, shame on ones own steerer bung doesn't fit

Geax AKA tyres, bit worried about the tread (or lack of it) compared to old tyres but after a short ride in some slick conditions they preformed much better than expected

Set of cheopo on one lights for £1.30 front and rear, new pair of shades and a steerer bung for the new carbon fork coming soon

Any advice on where to ride? We have a week in the school Easter holidays and will have to get a train up so preferably near a major city. We were thinking of doing west highland way from Glasgow then stay in fort bill for a couple days riding some trails there then ride back down and get the train ...

Yet another race i'd love to do that requires you to be 18 to enter

Superstar/amazon packages yesterday
Foam Grips, rear cog, chain tensioner, headset spacers, sram ss chain

basically so I can start walking up more hills

My first experience of the WRT at 15 years old... Scarred for life

PM sent

Hi, could i have some photos of the fork? I will almost certainly have it

*edit* would help if i added a email adamyounghusband(at)icloud(dot)com

jameso wrote:450mm long and 38mm offset is odd for a 29er fork, more like trad 26" fork for 100mm sus corrected geo, or a non sus corrected 29er.

So the on one would be better, 470mm long, 45mm offset?