Whisky No 9 ticks all the boxes, don't own them but seen on a couple of Krampus and KM Ops plus-front builds...

Edit: ^^ beaten to it!

Someone linked to this the other day somewhere, there's a video a few posts down... No info about the route mind... http://tracksterman.tumblr.com/

I made a bunch of feedbags and put a couple of tabs at the bottom for fork-attaching. Seemed like a good idea while in front of the machine, haven't really notice it make much of a difference either way when riding the bike though...!

Sad to hear about the deaths due to lightning strikes. What is the recommendation for riding carbon frames in those conditions? Walkers fishermen and golfers are recommended not to wave metal or carbon poles about just wondering if any tests ever done on bike frame materials and insulating properti...

Sounds interesting, depending on the date and your idea of "quickish", wouldn't mind giving it a go!

Spent most of the morning reading Josh's account from last year: http://faroutwanderings.blogspot.co.uk/ ... ients.html

The fork takes a 3" tyre with room to spare.

At the rear - you can slam a 2.4" to the front of the drop outs but there's little chainstay clearance, a set of monkey nuts solves this on a geared setup, or pop an extra link in the chain for singlespeed...

Popped this in the calendar. It's a bit of a busy weekend (wedding reception the night before... and heading away the weekend after). Should make the start but might be there with a plan to bail after the top "loop"...

Don't really want to drop the price on those as they're quite pricey to post due to the width at the ends.

Oh yeah! Will reply in a second.

^ and rectangles are progress for an assortment of course records/time estimations, way easier than trying to figure it out from last year's timings!

Provisional results... https://fearlessandunique.wordpress.com ... 5-results/

Yep! Needed 110bcd 5 bolt, this is 104bcd 4 bolt.

RobMac wrote:I'll take the Ergon grips if their still available.

Yep! Will PM you when I get to a real computer!

It's Gabes!



Others here: http://shogun.smugmug.com/Biking/Biking ... part-2015/

Quick photos of most things: https://www.flickr.com/gp/andrewkirsfelds/ki9Ww8

Interested in the XTR levers. Pics please to ianbarrington at gmail dot com If Stu doesn't have the bars, I'd be interested. Bars have gone, just remembered why the XTR levers are in the spares box and not still on the bike... https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/424/18559352190_2662a17ba7_z.jpg Sorry abo...

Billy/Lina are "Team Rice Burner" took a while to find them on the list!

Could be saving batteries... looks like most have jumped up to the start now!

wingnut wrote:Tried to message you but the board won't let me send ....just says member doesn't exist .

Just messaged you... let me know if you didn't get it...

Andy

Surprised you didn't post this...

s8tannorm wrote:Can I have a pic and dibs on the Seven Ti bars please?

PM'd you!

Can weigh stuff if needed. Added photos at bottom of list. All prices include UK postage. 5% of sales go towards feeding the bear! Bike bits: XTR 970 9 speed rapid rise rear mech - £25 - SOLD! Ergon GX1 grips, unused - £20 - SOLD! Surly Disc Trucker 700c fork, excellent conditions, 245mm steerer, st...

I wouldn't class a trip to the pub as "cheating"...! Pretty much just take whatever you like eating (unless you're racing, in which case weight/calories might be a concern but even then it's probably a good idea totake food you actually like eating...) Pedalling Nowhere did a couple of pos...

Guess it depends what you're cooking but if you have the Trangia burner already, have you looked at the 'Trangia Triangle' (their Clickstand-copy)? If you get a ti-mug to go on top, I guess the burner would fit in there, the stand packs flat so dead easy to slip in a frame bag... It's a little weigh...