How about double sided tape?

That or spray mount

Your weight will be holding the foam on

Just had a reread through this, great collections of bikes here. So interesting seeing what people have Slight bias to off road bikes but I suppose that's no surprise given the forum Disappointly my MTB hasn't been ridden since the WRT. Have been on my commuter this week, rode my Big Dummy today to ...

I've found tick-twisters ok for larger ticks, but nigh-on useless for the teenie-weenie ones.. Google 'curved eyelash tweezers', these will do any size tick & can be had for as little as £2.. https://www.amazon.co.uk/England-Eyelash-Extensions-Tweezers-Individual/dp/B00XLVSHI2/ref=sr_1_10?crid=1P29...

£10 halfords voucher if you do 5 30 min rides on strava

Size up for adidas terrex

I have walking shoes and mtb shoes from them

But my winter mtb boots are merrell fabric waterproof walking boots. Comfy and good for hike a bike

You're now a tour divide vet Dave, you need to look the part

Can't you just get new lenses did your Oakley?

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Sat Jul 13, 2019 9:33 am

I'm very much of the opinion that such a thing doesn't exist.

Apart from a rigid 29er right?

Take them James. I have a third child now and haven't used my MTB since the WRT!

Better they see some real use! I ride my cargo bike now instead of my MTB!

That procaliber will be fine

Chris/Zippy of this parish has one and does just fine on it

That really doesn't sound right

You could try another wrap of tape to see if that makes a difference?

You make it sound so simple! I didn't fit my grips, they were fitted in 2014 by the shop when I bought the bike and work great as they are, I daren't risk taking them off because I'm sure I'll just make it worse!

Not seen TOGS copies before, much better price wise. If they opened up properly I'd have had them off you but I have ESI grips and don't fancy trying to get those off!

Wrong year!

Problem is that you'd have people taking their worst bikes (for humour and trust!) and then piling loads of stuff on that they don't need just to weigh it down!

Plus I'm tall, so none of their kit would fit me! incl the bike

68mm OD and 55mm high Bob. I could reduce the height a bit without reducing capacity but it's just how it worked out. Nice thing when compared to a pop can stove is you can actually stand on these ..... not saying you'd want to but it does show that they're quite robust :wink: Did you ever do the s...

Try the madison flux. It's a charge spoon with a heavier duty cover

I've used my dropper with my revelate pack fine. I use pipe lagging to protect the post

Don't get to drop it with like that though,at e 30-40mm, but it definitely helps

Great write up, thanks for sharing

As you're tall, your options are very limited compared with many

Tarptent is good for that. My Scarp 1 has loads of room and i'm 6'3

I'm sure there are others like that though! (XL size wild country tents might work too)

Interesting. My phone blooming autocorrected my text above. I meant the lid of my dutch oven, rather than all dutch oven! Flat with a lip would probably be more useful as a skillet than the dished one I have, which is apparently also usable as a frying pan Having used my dutch oven on a fire for age...

Tarptent scarp

The kids on Dutch oven is dished, it's yours completely flat?

I have an uuni so can't help here I'm afraid, I do recommend it though

I've done two return trips to the lakes from London

Bike space booked on the phone
Ticket booked online

Pick up both sets of tickets from any big London train station.

So far so good

Bearstock was excellent!

Or maybe WRT-like event with a few routes that cross over each other. The popularity of the LHC is testimony to how much people like someone to lead/set things up

I too like the social aspect. I like riding with others at a slower pace and bumping into folks along the way

That's a genius little bit of design there Sean (with the appropriate tweak so you don't get smacked in the face)

You could attach the other end to the tarp with a magnet combo if your tarp doesn't have the right sewn-in-loop too I suppose