Stop using the sat nav in the car. Whilst it's a different type of Nav, it does exercise the part of the brain required for nav. You also end up in interesting places at times and you're ability to take junctions far faster than you thought imaginable also improves ;-) I don't use a sat nav .ostly ...

Thanks for the advice guys

What's the best way to learn to navigate with a map books? And lots of practice? Thanks jay.

Thankyou stu&dee for a brillant event. My legs are strugglein at work

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/blackspire-stinger-chain-tensioner-black/rp-prod111984?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Shopping&utm_name=UnitedKingdom&gs=1&ds_e_ad_type=pla&gclid=CjwKEAiAw56lBRCs29jB9uOvkygSJADnD3-6ybtC9lMboAbt9Ay6ZR2NkFn-YBg-JwkYDVWT8ec8HhoCP9vw_wcB&g...

RobMac wrote:Make sure both beeds on the opposite side from the last 5" your trying to get on are right in the hollow bit of the rim, a wee bit of washing up liquid applied to the last 5" might help. (I hate explaining stuff in text)

.thanks mate its take 2 in the morning

Richpips wrote:

Is it possible to run the filter on a camlebak pipe to fill/drink from it?

Came across this a while back - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnSdvxQgfB0

Good video is there any need for the carbon filter really? Looks bulky

I've got a set of stans iron cross wheels I'm trying to fit on one gravle tyers with no luck at all theres about 5inches of tyers I cannot get on the rim. I'm heading its something stupi on my behalf. Wheels http://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/s ... dition.htm

Is it possible to run the filter on a camlebak pipe to fill/drink from it?

I just use my Sumner spds and waterproof socks .

Aldi,tk maxx,go outdoors always have cheap ones in.

pistonbroke wrote:Emigrate to Cataluña, can't wait.
This is the view from the place we're buying.
http://www.panoramio.com/photo_explorer ... er=3543799

That looks ace

Welcome there's a few of us local to the chase if your ever about . Sign up to the bearbones news email lots of good info on there or the blog thanks jay

s8tannorm wrote:I have no idea how many rides I undertook, how far I rode, what height I climbed or what the average speed of it all was, I doubt I can actually recall all the places I went or quite where I spent the nights ... but I do know that I enjoyed every single mile

I'm with you on that stu

Being waiting for sleeping bags for ages

I've been unsure what to do re: planning a route for the Ford Fiesta and have hit upon a low effort solution..... I'm thinking that I'll plot all of the points on the GPS and then head to one by aiming roughly towards it and seeing which trails on the ground seem to head roughly that way. Then, onc...

Wildcat mountain lion,sleeping bag liner and a head torch oh and new helmet

Ford fiesta and some solo trips

Cool bviv spot. As a dad hopefully I can do this one day?

On one midge bars after ordering 3weeks ago

burty wrote:me and other half have tickets for Stafford , it was good last year

I was at Stafford to it was good

paramart wrote:well in jay, sorting your gear out, or grinding,

18t on the back I think!

I'm in as the wrt is off the cards.

Sorry I'm after 700c-29r
Thanks Scott