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Rich. From the Radavist “Dear Adventure Community, Some of you may be aware of the public debate of rules surrounding this year’s Tour Divide. While we appreciate a healthy discussion, we were disappointed by the behavior of Salsa Cycles sponsored athlete Jay Petervary. As a result, we have made the...

Ha ha, thanks James. Not decided what goes next yet.

Rooster sold - gosh, that was quick!!

Sorry, really no point in splitting frame and forks. Not splitting frameset and wheels either. Cheers

Singular Rooster Frame and Fork, Hope 29 plus wheels. Now sold - cheers!

James if Ben hasnt posted up by Monday drop me a message.

Yeah, until I got the technique sorted they were an absolute bastard to remove and refit

Ben took me 30 seconds each ESI grip to remove last night and about the same to refit. To remove - remove end cap, place foot on side of stem - pull grip with both hands worth of finger tips on inner end of grip. To re-fit - slide ESI grip back on using 3 cable ties between grip and bar. Pull cable ...

Carbon handlebar thumb rest. These are like TOGS. Bought to try, didnt work for me.

These https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Carbon-Nylon ... 2407831098

£9 posted mainland UK

Yes please! Will message

Brilliant ride Dave. Well done

Tony I have a revelate front harness and 20lt dry bag in my van I am not using this weekend you can borrow if needs?

Polaris style add sleeping bag in rolled up closed cell foam sleep mat on rear rack for full points.

Think, use what ever works for you Tony. No wrong answer. Im ok with frame bags, but has taken a bit of perseverance to get them right.

Torino ******* Nice ******* Rally, Col de **** Peas

I'm in. Not sure if 70 or 100

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Tue Jul 02, 2019 11:48 am

You won't be, I will have a Little Richard Doll strapped to the bike. You will get to see the route at sub warp speed for a change.

Hang on? You didnt accidentally drop it around the time Richard G had his off did you?

Using middleburn Rx7s on 1 x 10 on my 73mm bb shell sherpa with a 118 axle. Any less and the crank fouled the bb.

As I said on one of Duncans other threads Cyclebasket.com cheapest spoke supplier I have used.

If Jim willing, that would seem the obvious choice. Otherwise I learned using the wheelpro book by Roger Musson. Takes you through it step by step. I bought a tension meter because I really am tone deaf so cant tell tension by pitch when pinged.

As JamesO says. Very rocky terrain. Better in daylight plus Josh has slight home advantage?

Looks like Sofiane has had an issue trying to get over the pass above Brush Mountain Lodge. Navigation in snow in the dark? His tracker shows he missed the path and is now retreating back.

I have used Alpina from Cyclebasket for a while. Seem to work well and are the cheapest I have found. Cheaper than DT Swiss from Rose bikes, which was who I also used in the past

https://www.cyclebasket.com/m9b0s456p0/ ... _-_Nipples_

A lot to go yet, Josh has a lot of knowledge of the southern part of the route. As for bored, not something I experienced until the last 50 miles. Thinking the same about Josh Kato, but Sophiane is so tough. Edit; 4 miles between them as Sophiane arrrives at Brush Mountain Lodge. Blimey! Ughhh the ...

Radavist pics are up https://theradavist.com/2019/06/2019-to ... ce-part-2/

Yeah, maybe they are doing a good job - spencer Hardings pic of the Tetons

Brilliant Rich! Fingers crossed no fires this year. Hopefully see you on RTTS tomorrow!