I'd just use whatever fabric I had to hand Bridget - there's not really much load. Same goes for thread, t needn't be anything special. But why did they rip before then? Neither of us is particularly heavy.... They only lasted one trip I think and I want to find something that will last longer than...

Not strictly a MYOG but a repair of a bought item. A couple of years ago I bought these little stools. They are great actually - very light (260g), pretty small and reasonably comfy. Better than sitting on the ground anyway - they are the ideal height for sitting on while you cook. I just carried th...

Lazarus wrote: ↑Fri Mar 12, 2021 4:58 pm My order from Joes shop
lots and lots of toothbrushes - for home use as well as bikepacking - to reduce plastic footptint

the most toothbrushes he has sold in one order so far! He was very impressed.

ton wrote: ↑Wed Jan 27, 2021 2:17 pmanyone do it ?

Me. Moving to an area with cheap housing is the first and most important step I think. If you are prepared to do that then you can make it work.

...slacking around my way. Waiting for at least a couple of things that are overdue. I know things are a bit erratic at the moment, but I've not noticed this much delay before. Nothing urgent, but hoping that's all it is :| Joe got your order in the post yesterday Dave. It was second class with RM ...

...slacking around my way. Waiting for at least a couple of things that are overdue. I know things are a bit erratic at the moment, but I've not noticed this much delay before. Nothing urgent, but hoping that's all it is :| Joe got your order in the post yesterday Dave. It was second class with RM ...

He is right - you don't need another pot. The 650 is plenty. With a smaller mug inside for making a cup of something you don't need a bigger pot as well.

Don't mention the dangle mug!

Most folk keep their mug/pot in one of these

https://alpkit.com/products/stem-cell

I've squared it with myself. I've bought one. When it arrives I'll put it on and immediately nip out for a Puddle Pootle just to make sure. i'm still a bit concerned about the puddle though. It would seem that it has to be static (otherwise it might be a 'pool'?): "A puddle is a small accumula...

There's no key. You can only change the code with the lock unlocked. OK, I think there is a misunderstanding here. Unless I have got this wrong - I believe the TSA thing refers a US customs industry standard - it allows customs officers to open your baggage without breaking the lock or calling you ...

Alpinum wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 6:49 pm I've been using a very similar one to this for a bunch of years:
https://www.eaglecreek.com/shop/travel- ... e-ec041028

Thanks. Do you think TSA is really that safe though? I mean surely you can buy that key on the dark web or something?

/sorry now sold

Shimano SLX Hollowtech II M675 cranks, 175mm arms. Originally a double but can easily run as a single (104bcd). In good nick, comes with all the fixings etc. Good condition - slight scuffing to right crank arm but it's pretty minimal. I bought these on here but I won't be using them now. £38 posted ...

ootini wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 10:36 am Do you do the down booties in XL? I'm a UK 12, so need em a touch larger than is currently listed (L = 10)

No he just has what is listed. He will see if he can get some in though.
Cheers for your order.

ScotRoutes wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 6:52 pm Yep, it has a clear plastic coating.

Cheers for the other replies too.

I have a very similar version to this. Must be an older model. I have two in fact. Plus some keyed versions like a knog one. Forgot the key when I took them out so stick with the combination version https://www.wiggle.co.uk/abus-combiflex-2501-cable-lock?lang=en&curr=GBP&dest=1&sku=1020...

Thanks guys. The first one looks scratchy and the second not long enough to go round something.

thenorthwind wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 4:53 pm

It'll match my handbag.
and my slingbacks

One of the best lines in Schitt's creek:

David: So what car did you get?
Stevie: A white one.

A black one

Hi, I am looking to get a cafe lock, preferably combination in black that mounts onto the frame. What do you recommend?

Thanks for all your help everyone. I picked something up on eBay today, so will see how it works out.
Cheers

Hey Stu, I know you have the links to your reviews and shop pinned to the top of this page, but how about a thread that you update whenever you have posted a new review? I keep forgetting to look and you do some really great reviews on interesting stuff there.

Nice one thanks. He did sell two of those quite close together a few days ago, so I did wonder if someone has said something somewhere.

ScotRoutes wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 1:58 pm Ha. I actually put a link up on STW earlier this week.

Thank you I'm sorry that I missed that one. Which product was it?