Oh great thanks!

Oh they have a non-ending discount codes page for when you buy multiple things
http://www.cyclorise.com/special-offers.html

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rufus748 wrote:Backcountry Research Baguette holder arrived this morning

Mine too...

Did you get em from mtbriders on ebay? That's the only uk seller that google wants to show me...

"Surely a chain's a chain." Luckily for you they don't have a 10 speed version https://muc-off.com/products/nano-chain Note the black and pink box to appeal to Expensive hipster brand short wearers like me :oops: & £68 for just 50ml of the chain lube! :shock: https://muc-off.com/produ...

Hmm hmmmmm Bothies, Huts & Howffs in the Hills: Perthshire & Angus: Volume 1 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1536867233/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_2?pf_rd_p=569136327&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=191063610X&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_r=DKV2N2HQ7VBTGWTAW4WD "Thi...

I saw that one on the telly (ITV500 or something) it looked good. I've gone in a belt notch! Keep forgetting to weigh myself though! Does anybody go to the gym? I got a subscription for christmas and it's got a swimming pool and machines. I like the running machines but I'm scared of being shot off ...

A few friends have said the Hairy Bikers diet books are pretty good.

Ah seems about normal for this sort of thing! :-bd Bird hide in question is this btw http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5168630 It's visited a *lot* by birdwatchers though and is about 2 mins down a path from a tarmac'd farm access road which is also one of the busiest routes into the Pentlands. Well ...

I miss all the good stuff! Any highlights?!

Sadly I've just missed a good stooshie about someone "bothying" in in a birdwatching hide, in the Bike'n'bivi group

I'm gutted I missed it as I know exactly where he'd been.

Sorry, saw thread title and thought of something like this. http://www.tuvie.com/wp-content/uploads/flying-bike-by-vitu-jindnich4.jpg :-bd :lol: reminds me of something https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DbANwtatEw I was thinking more of a hang-glider made from a bike and a tarp. If it was windy enou...

Slightly off topic - what ever happened to the Troutie lights? I only really heard about them after they stopped being a thing... Chris has a full time job, this was a sidline that he wanted to take further but he didn't as he couldn't compete against the cheap Chinese lights coming in. :cry: Ah I ...

Slightly off topic - what ever happened to the Troutie lights? I only really heard about them after they stopped being a thing...

Never would have thought to bring a joss stick with me!

Popped into Penrhos Isaf today. Think I disturbed a couple :shock: was about 2pm though ... :lol: Always knock when entering... ...a bothy in the afternoon. For some reason a regular bothy has a heavy erotic charge in the afternoons - as no one will be along til tea time at least*. :shock: :-bd *al...

Great for you :D

I'm just going into the 2nd year of an Open University course in a field I'm actually interested in, had to cut the work hours back a bit but fingers crossed I'll get a job that lets me get out on the hills full time at the end of it!

How long did the skyline run take you? Just curious as found a height/heart rate/ time graph a while back! 3:21 Ah thanks! Trying to get back into the running about - and used the graph from http://chrisupson.blogspot.co.uk/2005/10/pentland-skyline.html for a Open University presentation last month...

Can't people just be happy that other people are enjoying themselves? Level of cynicism that is erupting because "our thing" is becoming popular is quite disturbing. As with Rich, nice film I enjoyed it. A very good point! I wrote about 5 replies and deleted them but still cant quite nail...

Dunno if this is at all helpful - but can you ask about 'sabbaticals'? ie a big chunk of unpaid time off. My sister took a 3 month break to cycle across Canada without having to chuck her job...

Always was kind of interested in the PRST-1

And now there's a frame on ebay for (only) £200!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Whyte-PRST-1- ... SwZJBYB-Xf

Seems the lack of kit appeals to us all then. lets face it, no matter how light or minimal we ride it can still be alot of kit to deal with. More of an issue if time is short. The "fastpacking" idea I like, though its probably another sales term its still all the ideals bikepacking has of...

How long did the skyline run take you? Just curious as found a height/heart rate/ time graph a while back!

There's a slightly cheesy article in the current 'Scotland Outdoors' about fastpacking where the writer runs, bivvies and runs back again. Just with a rucsac apparently! (and a photographer ofc)

They were hipsters though! London ones too :shock: Couldn't help noticing the outdoor fire at Kervaig directly onto the grass :???: and they'd packed dried figs... That said it did look great fun and they seemed nice blokes. No sign of any giant wheels of cheese or entire bottles of whisky in squash...

Then slap one of these on the front of your bike... :-bd https://keyassets.timeincuk.net/inspirewp/live/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/2016/10/x14681707_1168413986571956_6176434504751625028_n.jpg http://www.mbr.co.uk/news/product_news/the-fork-that-doesnt-dive-351459?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=...

Via denmark?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middelfart

PM him your address, I'm sure he will post it to you.