Is the 'sync' worth the extra £50 for a bar light

I do already have an exposure helmet light but that does not have 'sync'

Maybe slightly more travel than you first mentioned but a salsa just popped up in the classifieds looks pretty good.

And what the hell, 20mm extra travel will mean a 20m wider grin.

Quite liking my orbea oiz tr.

The tr means 120 travel front and rear, so not especially racey. Mines been good for 160km and summer bike packing duties

https://photos.app.goo.gl/JESiLuP9EWaDB5hV9

Stu,

Please could you send me the same gpx.

Thanks

Perhaps just no one has survived to say 'yeah that must be what happened'.

I use a kraku with no issues (so far).

I have read that the remote stove style is a lot more efficient, but perhaps that is more due to be being lower, so less prone to wind. Throw in a wind shield then even better.

Everything should be here.

https://www.lancashire.gov.uk/roads-par ... f-way-map/

Let me do some maths and I'll update you all.

Bill

This might help

http://owtbutwork.blogspot.com/2016/11/ ... 8.html?m=1

Looking for about £600 (plus postage & charges) as it is. Photos here https://photos.app.goo.gl/Tbt93bGe5ic36cUM8 Current Spec: frame size : large XT brakes - needs pads & discs XT 11 speed shifter SLX rear mech with clutch sunrise - 11-50 wish - I have not counted Shifting is bang on, but I...

I'd initially thought yay, excellent.

I'm now coming around to the thinking that a group start is not the right thing to do. OK everyone will spread out but day 1 and 2 will be mad at the first obvious cafés.

I'll either bail, do it early or do my own thing.

To be decided.

I've just done 200km in the peak district using the planet X fork kts. On My test ride they slipped slightly so I put inner tube loops on the forks with zip ties, then zip tied the chassis's to the forks. Absolutely rock solid and the inner tubes means there will be no rubbing on the forks. Very ple...

Just found this link which might prove useful.

http://wildcamping.moonfruit.com/pub-st ... 4563550207

Thx both.

I certainly wouldn't stop anywhere 'urban'.

I really would rather not have to book.

Mid September is after school holidays so the parent/child rush should mainly be over.

I'll try a few phone calls and see what sites are saying.

I am a total van virgin, with the exception of riding pillion in pete's vans. We're looking at renting a van from mid September doing North East England and Scotland probably. We've never done organised holidays. 1. Are we generally OK to stop and camp wherever it takes us, with in reason obviously....

I've been using 510 freerider Pro for the last 3 or 4 years.

Pretty good for me.

I always take the inner out to dry.

I could be your man.

It's the green flavour krampus, large.
Been unloved in the garage for a while.

Would probably prefer to sell as full build or rolling chassis as I'd only have to sell the wheels separately.

In Reverse, congratulations, when did you tie the knot?

As for the pbw, I think the majority is a good ride. With one section to definitely avoid, Gisburn to the dales. It's a soft tour of field edges. Instead just ride the nice country lanes.

Reading all these options I'm thinking the best option is still a spare pair of woollen socks and 2 plastic bags.

That gives you the added advantage of a pair of nice dry spare socks to wear on the last days riding.

that seat angle looks very kinky

Stu,

1) are the zips all full length on the classic short & long sleeved ?
2) are the rear pockets all open or are any zipped ?

Dave,

£75 right now.

https://www.cyclerepublic.com/garmin-ch ... y8EALw_wcB

Sorry for the monster link, on my phone

Excellent idea. Thanks.

Does anyone use a seat post harness, specifically a wildcat Drover with a dropper ?

If so does it damage the slide parts of the seat post much/at all ?

asking for a friend ;-)

BCN is very similar to Maverick, but IMO BCN is better & at the very least map download is a lot faster.

I ride a fat bike & my name is Bill !

Perhaps I now need to change it to something more tyre width generic