pm sent John.

don't know about TD terrain, but one of the best rides I have done was a weeks tour in Scotland, based on riding as many loch side tracks as possible. most seem to have a landrover track up one side of them. Loch Lyon and Loch Ericht were fantastic, and adding Glen Tilt and the Gaich made for a stun...

make me a offer someone

I fancied it...honest
but a weekend of Lakeland shredding and ales swilling, with the sweary northerners beckons.

enjoy

rode the trans Cambrian in early sunny warm dry September. would hate to get any slight dampness whilst doing it.
well done.

are there any detailed, like our O/S maps, for Brittany?

going touring there for 2 weeks in may. last time I went, I rode a offroad audax from Pontivy on cracking sunken lanes and GR routes. someone told me that the whole of Brittany is covered in these type of tracks.

taking offers...........or swaps even.

yes, i am. been a member since 1985. and the ctc for my sins......
my 1st proper offroad ride was with the wakefield section of ctc, a circuit of Cutgate and Strines on my uncles old carlton corsair, in 1984.
a love of mud, pain and exploring seems to have stuck.

got a light used sram 2 x 10 groupset to sell. off my fargo.

1 x s1000 26/39 crankset
1 x x9 rear mech
1 x x7 front mech
1 x sram pg1050 chain
1 x pg1050 11/36 cassette
1 x pair of x7 flatbar shifters

£100 the lot delivered.

2 x schwalbe fat bike innertubes. 26 x 4.8 unused £10 the pair delivered.

[quote18psi is missing the point a bit!][/quote]

unless you weigh 20 stone possibly? which is nearly double your weight.

bloke is about 15 stone, so we added some more air in the tyres. 18 psi. sat on the saddle and set off and it just squirmed about under me, so added another 5 psi. felt a bit better, but it felt like trying to pedal my old 50lb ebike without using the power. took is down a rabbit run downhill, over ...

had a test ride on a friends on one fatty last night.........order cancelled. not for me I am afraid.

fashion, deffo fun, i hope so but i also fancy doing some big hills on it. had a big bouncy specialized enduro, which was fantastic on lakeland descents, but i could not get on with the suspension anywhere else. i thought the extra that the big tyres on a fatty give you might be good on some rocky l...

buy button pressed.

been eyeing various fatbikes up. fancy treating myself to a new bike.
they look fun. anyone got one?

recently somehow ended up with a cannondale cx bike........riding it offroad on anything remotely rough was terrible. shaken to bloody bits.
a nice light xc mtb is perfect for the 1 bike. something like a Cube 29 Ltd. light as a road bike, and takes a 2.3 tyre for offroad.

not bought any bike tyres for nearly 6 years...so no idea what is good.
i am looking for a tough grippy rear 29'' tyre. 2.3 would be ace.............any idea's?

clout, thick ear.

from wakefield....we call it a crog.

all the micro breweries sell growlers nowadays.....it is fashion I think.

I had a proper growler yesterday.........from a nice butchers in leeds. was ace.

}My missus is "not right" then.]

sorry, that sounded wrong from me. I was meaning coming from a cycling/sporting background.

any able bodied person wanting to use a ebike is not right. I used on for 3 years through ill health. I got rid as soon as I was able.

lol.....we should start a swap shop, i have some clarks ergon-esque type grips that are going free to a good home.

1 x pair of specialized bennies flat pedal. big platform, ideal for winter boots.
used for about 6 month, but in spot on condition. £15 delivered.