Curious as to why you are not using Sustrans Route 2?

zigrat wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 4:34 pm Is it pogies you're after ?
Have a set of 45Nrth if it's any use

BW

Bryan

Price?

As per title.

So it was the mice all along.
Who knew?

Mix of Alpkit and Wildcat. Wildcat Lion. Used and abused over a couple of years but still good condition. Got the longer bottom bit with dual velcro. Wildcat Tiger. Used and abused over a couple of years but still good condition. Wildcat Ocelot 54 cm bag. Not waterproof if it ever was? Alpkit Stem C...

SOLD - Diablo Mk8 complete with all the bits and mains charger. £85 posted SOLD - Joy Stick Mk10 complete with all the bits and L&M helmet mount. USB lead for charging. £75 posted. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51576683771_a305b3abc1_b.jpg P1290974 (1024x768) by michaelwex10 , on Flickr

Clean and always used with liner. Comes with Criterion storage bag and stuff sack. https://www.criterion-sleepingbags.co.uk/product/traveller-500-down-sleeping-bag/ Excellent sleeping bag maybe not for the gram counters but worth the little bit extra for the comfort. I think I did once manage to pac...

Just reading about a joining of GR paths in France to form a longer route. This little gem stands out as wisdom from the zen of wild camping: 'Bivouacs are authorized anywhere where it is not prohibited. Wild Camping is prohibited anywhere where it is not prohibited! It is not a mad as it sounds as ...

+1 for ziplock bags.

Yes in winter or really really wet days or crossing wet grass/tussocks. And under over trousers if it is sluicing down. I also wear a mid cut approach shoe that is higher than a trainer cut. I use Mountain Warehouse gaiters the type that clip on the front of your boot/shoe and have a strap under. I ...

Have a look here https://whatbars.com/
click on the Stooge Bars then you can compare away at your leisure.
+1 for Soma Dream Riser by the way.

There is an interactive online support parts finder here:
https://www.dtswiss.com/en/support/product-support

Using the information you have given it could be Ball bearing 6902 Ø 15/28x7mm but don't take my word for it.
You have to dig for the information but it is there.

Time to be creative. Create a gap for your arm while still supporting your body. Buy a cheap lilo and carefully slit between centre air tubes until you get something like a 'gentlmans saddle' arrangement. Might also need an insulated sleeve as when transferred to a proper insulated matt you just cut...

Not sure where the op is with this but as a heads up there is a Dirtbomb on ebay.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124884792149 ... Sw48xhABNP

I have the same problem with all bars so swap them around depending on time of year. Current favourites are Soma Dream Riser the highest sweepiest widest bars I could find/afford after Stooge bars not being in stock. I found myself riding with hands cupped on the ends of the Loops for long periods s...

Early Autumn here in Brittany. 23C Sunny Trails still dusty. Dark at 21.30. Hopefully it will stay pleasant until late October. It was mentioned in the forecast I saw that rainfall, or lack of, in northern France constituted drought conditions and 21/22 winter would not replenish water supplies. Ex...

For what its worth the long range forecast for winter 21/22 is dry and cold.

Get thi sen down to Mountain Warehouse.
Plenty of good socks there or m u show some solidarity and go sockless.

Make sure you get the Enduro version with the dust seal.

Fewer here too but lots of ants. I am prepping my meadow area and keep ripping the top off ants nests. Usually have flying things stomping around inside my helmet but seems to be fewer this year. This is not true for horseflies but even only had one bite this year. I have been studying one - named M...

Have you tried Aliexpress?
When I was looking for mine I did some wide searches.
They used to be available off there as OE not repro.
Eventually got them off CTC Forum wanted ad.

Yes even I know that - but it took a few years.

I'd just be worried about how stable it'll be in fast corners. 2 wheels at the back and one at the front tends to mean 'tippy' ... much more stable the other way round but also much more complicated :wink: ... but it does look like fun. :-bd Wait till the cutomisers get a go at it. https://www.yout...

Sunny (not) Devon was a bit taters yesterday.
Cycled along East Hill to top of Chineway and back and wished I had something warmer to put on.
It was all unzipped jersey and sweat on the way up and maybe time for full finger gloves on the way down.

In the same vain I needed a new strap for an SKS X-Blade. The fabric strap was leaving marks on a ti frame so must really chew up a painted frame. The grippy surface inside goes hard with age and causes the marking. The only place I could find spares in the UK was SJS but they did not have the part ...