They apparently can take proper guards with the “provided mounting hardware” which I will have in the garage somewhere.

Lazy me thought I’d ask for first hand experience before I go and suss out how they fit on.

Cheers

Any recommendations on mudguards you are using please?

I’m running 700 x 32c tyres

Cheers

Hi, I’d be interested in the fork if you decide to split.

I did my first ever ride with a dropper on Saturday- the Brand X one on my new Ragley.

I was cynical about them but I’m a definite convert- so much easier to shift your weight about.

Bought in error (I need the SON 28)

Black, 32 spoke, 12mm thru axle

The hub body is used and in vgc and the internal bits are all new - reconditioned by the manufacturer (some paperwork included to this effect).

£160 posted

Cheers!

Looking for £160 which is what I paid for it.

It’s a fully reconditioned one with paperwork

Hi mate I made a vaguely similar mistake recently.

I purchased a SON delux 12mm hub thinking it was a SON 28.

So I’m not after a swap for a QR but have a 12mm Dynamo for sale (albeit the delux) which I believe needs you to go faster to get the highest wattage. Dunno if that helps at all.

Tom

+1 for Fairlight. I’ve just bought a Faran and it’s superb.

V reasonably priced Jones LWB on eBay atm. Someone please buy it before I do.

Ragley frames dirt cheap on Wiggle atm.

Got myself a Big Al for £175 and a Revelation fork to go with it for £200.

Re: Warroad sizing - I’m 173cm. The 54.5cm is compact but it fits me. I think if I was buying again I’d want the 56.5cm.

I’m usually a 54cm on most drop bar bikes.

I was looking at the Pipedream Sirius actually after reading the bikepacking review but out of stock atm. I have however, picked up a Ragley Big Al frame today from Wiggle for the princely sum of £175. Added a 150mm travel rockshox revelation for £200 so even if I end up hating it it’s not big bucks.

Hate to promote a Mike Ashley company but…..Hefty discounts plus an additional 20% off code on 5 ten shows on Evans.

I have a Hammerhead Karoo. Never used Wahoo but it absolutely blows Garmin out of the water in all aspects other than battery life.

One thing that does annoy me with the old school geo is that with a saddle pack it’s impossible to get your bum over the rear tyre. From what I’ve seen / read modern hardtails remove the need to get your butt back as they are so much longer. I’ll check out the Cotics as ideally I want one bike to do...

My el mariachi has very similar geo to the modern Surlys which I was a little surprised by.

I guess the answer is I need to keep that for bikepacking and get something cheap to sling around trail centres with my boy.

Well I’m currently riding a very unfashionable El Mariachi with a 100mm fork and no dropper so even something vaguely sensible like a Solaris Max would be a fairly radical change. The thing I’m looking at is a Ragley Big Al frame (£280) but my main questions are 1) how do these things ride loaded 2)...

After sneering and resisting for years, I’m starting to get a bit curious around these ridiculous looking low low slack things as my son is expressing an interest in trail centres and they do look like fun.

Are they actually any use for bikepacking?

Best be quick on this one guys https://singletrackworld.com/advert/ef- ... s-uk-10-2/

As described

This has been built up but is essentially new internally as reconditioned by the manufacturer in Germany with all the bits replaced.

Bought in error - I need the Son 28.

£175 posted

Can I have dibs on the front rack please assuming Rich definitely doesn’t want it?

Ta

I bought a 54.5cm Warroad 105 700c direct from the importer earlier in the year. It’s the red frameset. I’ve made a few tweaks to it but not actually ridden it yet as I’ve been mainly using my MTB. I’ve sold the cheap wheelset that it came with so will be available without wheels. Also swapped the b...

Looking for a steel or carbon fork for my el mariachi. Must have 3 pack mounts.

I need something with the following specs:

Axle to Crown: 483mm
Fork Offset: 45.0mm

Cheers!

I picked up some Paul Klampers cheap so these are now surplus to requirements.

V good condition- message for pics.

£55 posted

Bought this for my son’s bike but it’s too big. Used with mud marks and some rubbing inside the bag but good condition overall. Probably only suitable for smaller adult frames - perhaps a 15” or so. Might get away with it on a small surly mtb or similar. For reference probably 1” too short for my me...