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Got it used, rode a handful of times. Has a scuff on the bottom of the holster from the seatclamp, otherwise unremarkable as far as I can see. I laced it a bit differently than the default to get the holster to be slightly narrower, should be easy to reverse. £65 + £5 postage. I'm limited to one pic...

I've got an old small zeitgeist but feel a bit attached to it. It's cotton duck on the outside though, I think I saw an old post of yours asking about xpac zeitgeists?

However, would a carradice Cadet suit your fancy? It may work as a front bag, I have it set up like that but am not in love with it.

£40 postage included
13l; only used for a few commutes, no marks that I can see. Clearance isn't working out for mt bikes. Paypal please!

I don't hang here that much, so I missed this thread when it was active, but maybe I can get someone's ear.?

I've been wanting to buy and convert a van to live from for a long time now, but I'm a student, and I don't have much money. Can this be done for under £3k? Please don't crush my dreams.

There will be plenty praise for the quilt and probably the taiga line (probably add some width for the taigas), but don't knock the comforters. They're maybe a bit fiddly and potentially drafty, but also lighter and cheaper.

I keep meaning to test how waterproof the tyvek bag really is - I think the seams wouldn't hold up under any saturation. That said, the back is a solid panel, so it should be fine in place of a groundsheet. It's only no use for bugs, where the borah comes in. There are cheap bivvies like the borah o...

Although I just got it and only set it up in the garden only, the borah bivvy fits in terms of surface area but the head tieout is a bit tricky. The panel is not under tension and the inner attachment is not really high enough. I was meaning to experiment a bit but just didn't get round to it. I ta...

Can't wait to finally graduate from garden warrior to weekend warrior.

Although I just got it and only set it up in the garden only, the borah bivvy fits in terms of surface area but the head tieout is a bit tricky. The panel is not under tension and the inner attachment is not really high enough. I was meaning to experiment a bit but just didn't get round to it. It ca...

Thought one would probably need to drill it. I'll have to find a workaround.

How'd you get the canti boss mounts off? I'm trying on mine but it's a pain.

I agree with above, 650 on the road frame shouldn't work. I have friends that brazed on canti mounts lower on the fork and seatstays, but this is steel they worked with, and well, they know how to do it. I never looked into carbon stuff, I only know planetx has 'gravely' framesets for £1k. You seem ...

https://youtu.be/3yNZswI0If4?t=626

@10:26 these guys mounted an oldie clamp on the handlebars, much like the above suggestions.