Ohhh sounds interesting …. Will pm you

Anyone got one to sell, frame only (or F&F)
Looking for a size large. Let me know
Cheers Martin

Voile straps would be my nomination
They just work lovely, so many uses strapping things down (or up) and I’ve not manage to break any of the ones I have.

Does it’s job with efficiency and ease

Sorry to spoil the debate - first 3 have finished.
Winner through in 8days 6hrs

Could you not pad out the rim with some gorilla tape to tighten the bead?

The riders are a couple of days into it.
Anyone else following?

https://greatbritishdivide2022.maprogress.com/

I’ve got some bombolinis on the front on my hard tail. Roll quite well.
Much more grip than the knard they replaced

summittoppler wrote: ↑Mon Jul 25, 2022 10:05 am The chap who rode the Brompton on the 800 mile Pan Celtic finished in 7 days and has now started the TCR on the same bike!
James Houston
https://dotwatcher.cc/race/tcr-no8

I believe he’s had to stop to repair a broken frame, but now continuing on

I’ve bled mine on the fly outside Halfords Aberystwyth on one of the bearbones events
From Memory the bleed nipple came loose due to a branch.
Solved the problem with simple tools

I used to but stopped as it was too sore (I had a really solid black foam version)
Would go back to it if I could find one more forgiving/softer

Consider also a Sea to Summit Spark bags
They come in different ratings from 1-IV

Not used them myself, but the lightest One looks light for summer use

I had problems with my charger/Joystick. After 2x problems, and sending back and forth both the charger and joystick were replaced. They think my faulty charger caused issues with the light. Although annoying at the time, I’m glad I bought exposure. The customer service was second to none No further...

And Chill ……. Well done lad

lune ranger wrote: ↑Mon Jun 13, 2022 8:20 pm Same as any other device, charge it up by USB or use a Garmin Charge Power pack.

Like the idea but for me it doesn’t get rid of the need for battery back up.
Would be great if it could.

jay91 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 13, 2022 4:03 pm He said on Instagram that he loaded the wrong route up by mistake

Ok so how did he realise? Did someone alert him? Is that classed as outside help??

So what do you do when it’s been pissing down for a few days and no solar charging takes place?

I use some Voile straps on my cradle and they’ve been solid

Good solid start for Steve, a good sleep and now going again

slarge wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 9:45 pm I then cut down the brackets by 25mm and it's made a massive improvement, plus the weight has dropped to 375g.

Steve - when you cut it down, did you have to do any drilling/tapping for the bolts. Also did you trim the bolts too?

I find the regular one is huge - would be interested to see how big the large one is

I’ve got one of these, love it and nice warming feel to the fabric https://www.outdoorgb.com/p/Sea_to_Summit_Aeros_Premium_Regular_Pillow/?currency=GBP&country=GBR&SelectedBundle=190910&SelectedItem=756642&gclid=CjwKCAjwjZmTBhB4EiwAynRmD28vOiU1QMXhA7fKqMeDmEdAV218NFKUsnfSEGQuE1YV90Mp...

mikedeber wrote: ↑Tue Apr 05, 2022 3:48 pm Anyone have a set they don't use? I'm curious about trying some but not sure I'm ready to plunk down £34 for a pair

I like mine a lot

You’ve spoiled viv with the e-bike. Looks nice that does

A wheel shaped box from those lovely people at @KeepPedaling

Columbia Out Dry jackets £90
https://www.trekkinn.com/outdoor-mounta ... 36984398/p