Mine has arrived and its lovely in medium but its a bit tight, anyone want to swap for a large?
Its the short sleeve version.
TIm.

I did it last year and will be doing it again this year, I will be taking two 1 litre bottles with probably just one full and the other for evenings. I had One 20000mah Anker battery pack last year and it lasted 3 days, I charged my phone, Garmin watch which i recorded on so charged it every day and...

Hello Micheal I tested one from Alpkit in Hathersage and had both sets of wheels, 650b plus and 29er, tried both on the same loop and found the 650b to roll better and be more comfortable. They built me one with forks I supplied (Travers Prong), brakes, seatpost (carbon) and saddle, they just take t...

Hello Sean I have a c17 carved and mine is doing the same but I can live with it, I also have a b17 which is so much more comfortable for as far as I can ride, just keep on top of the proof hide and all is well. I thought I read somewhere they have changed the design of the nose on the cambium saddl...

If you're meant to be completely self-sufficient does that mean they want you to carry all the water for entire trip too? Maybe you could use something like a traffic cone strapped to your back as a water collection device? I'm not rising to the bait :wink: . You've no idea how difficult that is th...

Reg you have to talk about having your suspension tuned which makes it very supple and ramps up at the end of the stroke but you are running one token.
They will look at you in high regard then.
Tim.

Going to Wales and riding all those lovely trails and I want to do the Trans Cambrian way again also I've made a Scottish c2c that I would love to do but if I cant I'm sure in will be there next year. All the events I was going to do have been cancelled bar one that's postponed for now but I'm not h...

and brought a cheapo copy bar mount for my garmin etrex, ordered before i seen someone on here say don't bother with the cheap copies and pay the extra for the real mccoy. havent had it out for a spin yet but it does seem a bit sh!t as the stopper bit at the bottom doesnt actually click in place pr...

Very good John, I know for sure I will never pack raft but I watched it anyway out of curiosity and wont be asking for my 12 minutes back.

I have a Garmin Fenix 3 hr Sapphire and it does all the things you want, you get the Garmin connect app on your phone which you pair the watch to and after an activity you save it on the watch and its goes to the phone also it can be paired ti Strava if that's your thing. The Hr monitor is good I've...

Shaf
Just testing I've done it right before a add a few more pictures?

Hello Dave I also am not familiar with that luggage but a friend of mine who is a sail maker in Portland has started making bike bags, all of mine are from him and they are excellent, his name is Steven Moatt of Moatt Sails, the bike bag web site is not quite up and running yet but he is on instagr...

Hello Dave I also am not familiar with that luggage but a friend of mine who is a sail maker in Portland has started making bike bags, all of mine are from him and they are excellent, his name is Steven Moatt of Moatt Sails, the bike bag web site is not quite up and running yet but he is on instagra...

Hello Sean
Its a bit tenuous, but you did tell me about her when we rode together on the Dales Divide last year so I feel I know her well enough to sent a card and its my sisters birthday the same day so I shouldn't forget. Send me the address.

I have a Briken Road with prong forks, I just spaced it that way, I bought the forks and took them up on build day. It rides excellently and is comfy for the long haul, I've only had it since September but have done a few trips on it. I tested one from Hatersage, costs £40 but they take it off the ...

I have a Broken Road with prong forks, I just spaced it that way, I bought the forks and took them up on build day. It rides excellently and is comfy for the long haul, I've only had it since September but have done a few trips on it. I tested one from Hatersage, costs £40 but they take it off the p...

They look great , I shall be getting one of each.

I did it last year and had suspension forks, no numb hands, I have the urge to do it again and next time carbon forks and 650b plus tyres, I can highly recommend a carbon seatpost and a leather Brooks saddle, I met quite a few people with saddle sores and they where miserable. Personally I would not...

Checked the bearing and cup with another set of calipers and its still the size i said.

https://nsmb.com/articles/why-so-angry-about-sram-dub/
Scroll down a bit and they ask Roberts Graudins about bearing size to which he replies it isnt an off the shelf bearing!
Hurrah I'm not going mad

I'm going to pop down to my work shortly and pick up my other set of calipers and check again, I shall report back.

My Broken Road came with the same tyres and wheels and getting them off the first time to go tubeless was hard, really hard. They came with tubes so I did it the day they arrived, if they wont bead ( not trying to teach my gran to suck eggs )but have you tried taking the valve core out and using you...

If the bearing is marked 6806 that's a 42x30x7. Without wanting to sound patronising could you have mis-measured it? Or misread the code on it? Bearings always conform to the dimensions of the code (in my experience) as that's the point of putting the code on. Back to the original problem, are ther...

Are the DUB bearings I linked to not the easiest and cheapest solution? Knock the knackered bearings out and replace, 10min job. I have just knocked the bearing out of my friends knackered dub bb ( he left it at my garage when we changed it before lockdown ) and the bearing is a 6806 but measures 4...