Dot = compatible on that chart and you're closer to the "optimal" than "incompatible". It'll be fine.

i_see_thee wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 10:15 pm Did the gravel packs sell? I’m in the market if not!

Fairly sure I have a pair to get rid of if these have already sold.

Long gone. Will update the OP.

Can't remember if these sold here or somewhere else, but thrown £25 at the bear either way

Still looking. Missed two in the last week (admittedly one came with rest of a bike attached... )

I have a set of WTB i40 Tough rims on Hope Pro 4 hubs. Maybe just wide enough for a 3" tyre? I had them on my Krampus, 100/135, seen 100 miles at most.

Any interest at 250?

Sold

Alexinthepeaks wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2024 10:10 am That would have been great had it been boost, but looks like a 100mm axle

Indeed, 100x12mm.

Would an Enve Adventure fork work? Few scruffs but can't have seen more than 100 miles.

Ison have Moonlanders on order. Not many and not cheap, but there will be a few in the UK.

Edit: really not cheap https://www.ison-distribution.com/engli ... =5SUML253W

Valerio wrote: ↑Fri Aug 30, 2024 10:44 am ... there's no need for riding along a river or endless hike a bike in sheep sub standard to make an event challenging.

That's not to make it challenging, it's just what the riding in Wales is like

I've done 42/29 with a Shimano CX70 front mech and both Middleburn R02 with a 94bcd spider and on Sugino OX901 cranks.

Both cranks have their quirks, shifting was ok with friction up front. Mostly running 1x now as the jump between chainrings always felt like a lot when changing down.

Moved

Moved

Did these sell? Any chance you'd split and sell the front only?

Few fairly hefty discounts on Bell helmets, haven't checked sizes or styles - just happened to find the same model+size I have at the moment, along with some replacement pads: https://bellbikehelmets.co.uk/

Missed this when you first posted but a good read and looks like a great spot to take a bike! Chocolate sandwiches are a new one for me.

Something enjoyable about such a lightly packed bike too.

I've had a couple of summer/race weight synthetic bags and they've been not been very warm or have been cut very snug. I've had PhD down bags in the past, I tried to save weight on those by skimping on length or width. That made for some warm, but uncomfortable nights. These days I mainly use a synt...

Should be there Saturday along with a few of the grass up the middle brigade.

There's a #coffeeoutside on Friday morning too if anyone's in the city early. Hosted by Keep Pedalling and Wizard Works, meeting Mayfield Park (near Piccadilly station) 8-9am.

Think they only put them online today, available in the shop: https://www.cybercycles.de/product-page/cyber-cranks-st

Square taper cranks in 2024!

From Cyber Cycles. Please don't ruin it by commenting about the price

Do the same principles apply regardless of terrain? I'm a rear-brake dragging nervous wreck when it comes to anything vaguely long or steep, regardless of terrain. I sometimes wonder why I even ride bikes beyond commuting

Any interest at £70 for the windshirt?

I keep coming back to BB7 after stints with other mechanical brakes (Shimano cx something, spyres and about to go back from a set of klampers) and occasionally trying to find the motivation to learn how to setup hydros (there's an unfitted set of xtr brakes in the cellar...). They aren't the best br...

Mat sold!