Have you looked at G-One Ultrabite?
I find the tyre breakdown compounds execution technology too confusing but I think 'super ground' matches your spec.

End of summer? An unexpected fine day yesterday so went for a long ride to Starcross and back. The Exe Trail was packed with all types, sizes, and ages of bikes and riders. Sun was hot, sky was clear, less flying things hitting me in the face. Exeter Quay was packed as I put a loop in up the St Davi...

2020 has been a funny year

Just one of many
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Help I am listening to Country and enjoying it.
Radio 3 played Steve Earle Devil Put the Coal in the Ground the other night and been listening to the album ever since.
Deliverance country music.

Brothersmith wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 17, 2020 1:11 pm

yes please

Pm'd you.

Delv4 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 16, 2020 3:12 pm

Weight?

Pack size?

95 grams
Rolls to 20 cm x 7.5 cm before compressing.

210cm x 80cm white with bound edges and peg loops.
Been washed a few times so less noise when setting up.
£10 posted UK

Montane Fireball lightweight Pertex jacket with hood. Steel grey outer with orange lining 2017 style so no chest pocket. Excellent condition zips all good no fraying at cuffs or hood. Measurements - 550mm pit to pit and 550 pit to cuff. £35 posted UK. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50348577566_...

For some reason I have a pair of new Cannondale (?) mtb levers.
Welcome to them for postage.

There must be a law of conservation of off roaders as I have found mine again.
Just walk away and have a rest. Winters coming so explore other things and maybe
one day you might get back on yer bike and really enjoy it.

I saw the weather forecast so took my winter tyres off and put the G-Ones back on.
I need another set of wheels.

Light & Motion Seca? A bit spendy and probably need extra batteries.
Does Torchy do anything that would work for you?

Mountain Warehouse one works fine.

edit as we don't have midges but other winged bitey stingy things I took to wrapping my cycle helmet in my head net to stop things dancing on top of my head this summer.
Points for double use?

I was thinking of a Riddler/Raddler combination or all round as my winter tyres.

Would it be something as simple as you forgot to move the clutch lever to on after replacing the back wheel? I do it all the time. I don't pretend to understand why because it is set up with clutch off but that lever just moves between a grindy horrible gear change and smooth silent (almost) gear ch...

at this very minute, Van Morrison. up cypress avenue. on bbc4.

That was last night so today Three Chords and the Truth.

Beware the cheap pinger bells sold in LBSs. This is the type that are a dome on a central pillar with a sprung pinger - they/mine don't work in the rain. Water gets into the support bit and the resulting dull sound cannot be heard. My Knog Oi seems to keep working in all weathers but rather annoying...

It's a ride review with not a lot of route information but you could probably work it out easily. Interesting variation on a tarp pitch in one of the photos. https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2020/aug/24/great-ridgeway-cycle-path-dorset-to-norfolk-by-bike-ancient-walking-trails (Apologies if alread...

See https://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=17570&p=223887&hilit=loch+dionard#p223887 My gpx which I created from Glasgow Central Station to CW using the ATM daily ride description and my own research goes via Loch Dionard. The 'new' ATM route to the east appears to have much ...

Following on from a previous thread apparently ATM bypasses Loch Dionard.
See also Rich and Tom Cape Wrath route.

First real rain this week saw me pwt and discovering the limits of the G-One Allround tyres in mud.
After wasting a morning trying to find some alternative tyres put the MK2s on.
Reckon they will see me through the winter unless it turns dry or I go back to just riding the Exe Trail.

Peter Storm waterproof overtrousers from Millets. Cheap, light, rubbish spec and I will replace them if they ever wearout which they haven't done for more years than I care to remember. I also have Montane Minimus which are a rubbish design and channel water straight into my boots so I need to wear ...

In an amazing occurrence of synchronicity a new book.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... campaigner

I never new that trespass was only applicable to damage not just being there.

Quite happy with 2x11 but notice 11 speed chains are getting harder to find at a reasonable price. If I see one in a sale I usually buy it. Shimano seems to have rebranded (downgraded) 11 speed as e-bike. The one good thing on the Fargo was the 2x10 SRAM drive chain. I did consider it for the Stooge...

Another vote for Purple Extreme not creating clag. I clean my chain weekly with a WD40 soaked rag until it looks er clean. Then lubricate and once a year bin it and put a new one on. Chain rings and cassette are so far all 'clean' when I inspect for cleaning so I just leave. Over winter cassette get...