I've always found the ACI stainless DB spokes from Cyclebasket to be cheap and reliable.

TrepidExplorer wrote: ↑Sat Apr 25, 2020 10:35 pm EasyJet

Whut?

Then you may need to move your tent first.

https://www.76projects.com/shipping-and-returns

Looks like £3 p&p, or free for orders over £30?

htrider wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 8:36 pm CANS?!
How dare you!
Actually I do have cans but they are for when things get desperate

Plenty of good beers in cans these days. Added bonuses of lighter weight, won't cover your campsite in broken glass should accidents happen, pack down very small for taking your litter home.

Team Landslide wins the video pub quiz!

FLV wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 2:00 pm ... I am in slight limbo clothes wise. My larger stuff goes on but looks silly but my older stuff dosent fit yet.

I believe the current trend is for smart tops, and no fecks given for anything below the camera.

I'd coil up any excess and maybe add some tape around it until I could access some decent cutters and a crimp.

...containing 8 caramel wafers lovingly crafted by Messrs T Tunnock & Co Ltd, Uddingston, Glasgow. Pick it up to find it is only a 4 pack!! I didn't think they DID 4 packs. Obviously (well not that obviously) I only require one at this point but it means there's only 3 left now and not 5. I'm i...

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lael-wil ... 2664805196

An online chat/Q&A thing with Lael talking about her recent trip to Colombia.

Headed out early, hoping to catch sunrise. The sky was looking promising as I winched my way up onto Totley Moor. I reached the top, and... https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/WNc4gl0lSKkfw5NG4xbqUEkyinxCVU-QOCCwDthHMDNSTT2PHQvAo41LwPbQctzdkTtr218axnKjvAJ3Z5Z6X_FW9OY0kBOPzlhknGxe7S_MBCwwA2hXbSfMk4AK9c...

While it looks to fit there, you may also want to consider is there space enough for it to move forward when being removed from the cage. Moving away from the question of "Will it fit?", I'd question whether it's a useful place for a kid. While under the downtube is an option for a "s...

Alpkit having a bit of a flash sale on bivvy gear.

https://alpkit.com/collections/special-buys

In which our marketing experts dress up a posh shed, and Photoshop it into the Highlands.

http://www.mybothy.com/

Not sure what their lead times are for delivery and assembly, but could be of use to ultra racers who are unsure of reaching the next bit of shelter?

I'd like the Treadlite Gear Cuben Fibre Zipped pouch if it's still available, please and thank you.

Shimano do a 10s cassette in 11-42, seems better than the Sunrace it replaced on my bike.

I've just cleaned two cassettes, and have started riding on a turbo. It's the end times...

I'm just grumpy because I've resorted to riding a turbo.

Screenshot, and bung it on Twitter. Let popular opinion sit in judgement...

Asposium wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 9:54 am [What seems like standard amount of faff for setting up a tubeless tyre]

No problems with sealant leaking through the sidewalls or losing pressure once you'd got th set then? Sounds good.

Asposium wrote: ↑Fri Apr 10, 2020 5:50 pm Conti AT Ride
Would be pretty much perfect if they were natively tubeless compatible and slightly wider.

Did you manage to get them set up tubeless, and if so, what was the trick?

Resolutes for looser conditions. I also found them surprisingly good on tarmac. First ride I did on them was 80 miles of nearly all road, and while obviously not the ideal tool for the job, it wasn't a miserable experience.

I changed jobs, and my old team had a bit of a whip-around resulting in some vouchers for Blacks. I got a load of OS maps, started to pore over them, and we all got told to stay home. Dang it.

Definitely some delays, but I'm not aware of owt having vanished yet.