https://www.polaris-bikewear.co.uk/Disc ... 7057-p.htm
Liked the look of them, just bought a pair in graphite/orange under half price too

Just like it, the minimum of machinery to get a buzz, used to fall off/crash motorbikes as a youth. Discovered ‘mountain‘ bikes and didn’t look back, never too serious, skill set sadly lacking, but love being out on a bike. Went on to road bikes but now split 50/50 between both. Love the engineering...

Spurcycle bell and a new hybrid bike my wife purchased. (Spent more time admiring the bell it’s gorgeous )

Signed, bloody local Asda full of them a day after easing lockdown up here.

Taylor has first shout then Ootini. If Taylor doesn’t respond today it will be yours Ootini.

Cheers Stu, its orange and black.

Change of plan, if anyone wants it, Bung us a £5 to cover postage and it’s yours, hate to see it not used.

Size XXL , used twice but a bit tight on me £15. Was going to keep it till thinner but beer won.

Windproof front and mesh back, Could that be done ?

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Wed May 06, 2020 1:03 pm

Osprey bumbags on SP too:

https://www.sportpursuit.com/search?s=savu
https://www.sportpursuit.com/search?s=seral

Good call, just ordered one

Cheers Stu,

Very nice tops, when can we order?

I’ve tried Zwift, RGT and Trainer Road. Trainer road works for me, run it on my phone whilst listening to podcasts and trying to watch stuff (intervals permitting) Originally used Zwift quite a bit, but the training programmes were not what I was looking for and you can’t shift them around like TR. ...

Sorry Hamish, just sold it.

Still available

Drop your email to me Ton and I’ll send some over.

Ive a good condition C17 for sale, looking for £40 ono posted.
PM for pictures.
Cheers
Sean

You definitely win the thread Ton

Practically a virgin in this,
Kona
Peugeot
Cannondale
Genesis
Bianchi*
Cotic*
*still have.
Would love more, but hard to justify A new bike next year to replace Bianchi is the plan at the moment.

Donated

Just finished 438 Days by Jonathon Franklin, It’s about a El Salvadoran (?) fisherman adrift at sea for over 14 months. Survival at sea and long distance sailing are subjects that have interested me since I was a child after reading Survive the Savage Sea by Dougal Robertson. Love a good book, use a...

SeannyD,
Sean is my first name,
D is the first letter of my surname.
SeannyD lame extrapolation from Sunny Delight, the noxious ‘orange’ drink, that a friend started calling me, and has stuck (with her mostly) since then. Something to do with my lack of a sunny disposition.

Didn’t get out in February, work and life in the way Start again late March.

Hi Lazarus I had a similar predicament, usual old man piss, trying to keep one foot in/on the bivvy whilst try to piss far enough away to avoid it seeping back on me. I bivvyed at the little lookout on the rocky outcrop opposite (ish) the Sailing club. Loads of nice wee trails at Braefoot if you lik...

Well that was fun. Really wild night glad I used a bivvy (academic really as I only have a bivvy bag at present). A tent would have been gone. A wee ride down the Fife coastal path and slept at one of the WW2 emplacements.