Jelly roll

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FxFNprPOdss

RIP wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 3:55 pm Ermmmmm, I think we're meant to be schtum with GRs until after the event?

We are??? Stu, feel free to delete my post if it shouldn't be there.

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ripio wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 9:27 am How much for postage?

Probably a fiver I guess

So I'm assuming it's all primarily NE of BB towers this year ? Yes. E & NE Cheers. I've already plotted a route for myself, my son and a couple of mates and were heading due South through Hafren, only because the route is known to us, I'm confident my son could ride it, and it allows us some ca...

£20. I'll be bringing them to WRT

£40 the pair. Will be bringing them to the WRT.
Ta

Prices reduced. Can bring them to WRT if anyone wants them. Cheers

So I'm assuming it's all primarily NE of BB towers this year ? Yes. E & NE Cheers. I've already plotted a route for myself, my son and a couple of mates and were heading due South through Hafren, only because the route is known to us, I'm confident my son could ride it, and it allows us some ca...

So I'm assuming it's all primarily NE of BB towers this year ?

Anyone dotted them on a GPX file yet ?

Stu, am I still OK to add my son on please? He won't need a t-shirt or anything, just to tag along on the adventure.

Stu, am I OK to hang on for the GRs and possible route before I buy the entry for my son ? Cheers

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 11:46 am Wait until the GR are out and I'll do you one if you're stuck. I think it's nice for kids if they feel like they're at least going in a similar direction to everyone else.

vaguely exciting, cheers Stu.

Hi all. I'm considering bringing my son on the WRT but he's only ten. So was wondering if anyone has a short route from BB towers that would be suitable for a ten year old, who's a relatively competent rider, but not the strongest legs? Campsites are fine, but wild camping is good too. Cafe and pub ...

Anyone know of a bottle cage with the bolt holes right at the bottom, so the cage essentially mounts very high up? Cheers I know of the little bar things that move cages up or down, these are the second best option :grin: I found my Specialized Roll cage mounted low, and thus pushed the bottle quit...

I bought this from someone on here a few years back. It's a great bit of kit, but it struggles to hold my supersized "I'm a cold sleeper" sleeping bag. :grin: It's not super clear from the pics but it both of the bar spacers are present. £22 posted to mainland UK. https://live.staticflick...

11/01/2024: 89.8kg
18/01/2024: 89.6kg
27/01/2024: 88.1kg
02/02/2024: -
09/02/2024: 86.3kg

I find them true to size, but went up a half size for winter boots. Same here. I've got two pairs of the Trailcross XT boots, one for summer in my normal size and one for winter in half a size bigger to allow for extra socks. Works well. Same. Trailcross XT standard for summer and the Goretex versi...

Seems a good price for a smart turbo trainer. RRP= £400ish down to £99

https://www.freewheel.co.uk/elite-tuo-trainer-tt92003

11/01/2024: 89.8kg
18/01/2024: 89.6kg
27/01/2024: 88.1kg

11/01/2024: 89.8kg
18/01/2024: 89.6kg

boxelder wrote: ↑Tue Jan 16, 2024 8:09 pm Postie just delivered a £7.50 helmet from CRC. Bought for work, but it's surprisingly well made and comfy.
https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/p/b ... ing-helmet

Just grabbed one of these for my son. Thanks