I've got a son hub with 15mm bolt through axle, I use a 9mm adaptor for my gravel bike, can I get a 12mm adaptor to apply it to a different fork?

Cheaper to buy a new bike than it is to buy timber as it stands.

Looking for a balance bike for my grandson, not in a rush as he’s only just started walking a few weeks ago so I’m just putting the feelers out now.

Please miss, I’ve got it, pick me.

Friday?

I'm obviously out of the loop.

Lazarus wrote: ↑Wed Jun 15, 2022 8:36 pm pretty sure the cyclists shadow does the Taylor[he cannot be pleased with that auto correct for onanism] sign to him

we have all had it and its rubbish

It wasn't me driving!

All mine are hung by wheels, I normally top and tail them to avoid bar clashes. The only one that is always hung by the rear wheel though has a carbon fork. Not had any issues after 15 years other than bubbles migrating through the hydraulic brake systems but that sorts itself out with a few pumps o...

How's it attached to the van?

Pm sent

All paid.

Yes please Ian, send me your PP and I’ll get it done this evening.

Can I have first dibs please Ian?
I'll check what size I currently have when I get home in a couple of hours.

Genius, I think?!

I wouldn’t of missed the weigh in unless it was serious😉. Gutted to not be riding more than a few hours on Saturday, found some really “interesting” routes that I certainly won’t be using on a loaded bike. Anyhow, leaving early, it meant I could attend the British judo National championships where m...

A couple of other questions... [*] Will I die going down The Mark of Zoro on a fully loaded gravel bike...? A few of us did mark zorro a couple of years ago fully loaded, I was on a fully ridgid mtb, it was good fun, however I did put a small buckle in my rear wheel. It’ll be doable but you might w...

Stuart, the uk’s grandfather of grump/bikepacking.

JohnClimber wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 9:27 pm So far with helpers included we have 13 boys and 3 girls riding in the LHC group.

How on Earth are you meant to “stealth” camp with that many?

How about this ? https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/waterproof-trekking-bag-cover-grey-orange/_/R-p-304798?mc=8526595&utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=SurfacesForGoogle&utm_content=8526595-2651042&&iv_=__iv_p_1_g_123442810456_c_525604954936_w_aud-1291573007729:pl...

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Tue Mar 15, 2022 6:21 pm Just remembered, there's a girl on the wildcamping UK fb page who makes stuff and does alterations - looks top notch and reasonable £. Lucy maybe?

Just sent a message.

Just got an email from the girl at alpkit, the waterproof zip will cost £50 fitted and the non waterproof zip with storm flap will be approx £70.
She can fit me in mid may .

Think I might as the ideal standard bivi doesn’t seem to exist.
We also talked about bug netting in the opening which would cost the same again.
I mentioned a regular, big toothed zip with storm flap but that was going to be about £50-ish

Popped into Bristol alpkit and the repair heroine said about £30 to put a waterproof zip into my Hunka.

Closest so far, although I’ve not managed to get to alpkit to see if they’ll modify. I asked this a few years ago and they said no as too busy. I do however have a largish piece of red Hunka material that they sold me. I was going to get an outdoor equipment repairer to cut up the Hunka and put a z...

If you want a new event one with a long zip, then I *think* the Mld Soul is the only game in town. My family got me one for Christmas and after a couple of bivy a month uses so far, I'm liking it.... Especially the very long zip. I'm less keen on the fairly small mesh window, but it gets the job do...