I bought this from someone on here a few years back. It's a great bit of kit, but it struggles to hold my supersized "I'm a cold sleeper" sleeping bag. :grin: It's not super clear from the pics but it both of the bar spacers are present. £22 posted to mainland UK. https://live.staticflick...

11/01/2024: 89.8kg
18/01/2024: 89.6kg
27/01/2024: 88.1kg
02/02/2024: -
09/02/2024: 86.3kg

I find them true to size, but went up a half size for winter boots. Same here. I've got two pairs of the Trailcross XT boots, one for summer in my normal size and one for winter in half a size bigger to allow for extra socks. Works well. Same. Trailcross XT standard for summer and the Goretex versi...

Seems a good price for a smart turbo trainer. RRP= £400ish down to £99

https://www.freewheel.co.uk/elite-tuo-trainer-tt92003

11/01/2024: 89.8kg
18/01/2024: 89.6kg
27/01/2024: 88.1kg

11/01/2024: 89.8kg
18/01/2024: 89.6kg

boxelder wrote: ↑Tue Jan 16, 2024 8:09 pm Postie just delivered a £7.50 helmet from CRC. Bought for work, but it's surprisingly well made and comfy.
https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/p/b ... ing-helmet

Just grabbed one of these for my son. Thanks

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Tue Jan 16, 2024 9:13 am Plenty

SAE in bound. Ty

Got any of these left Stu ? Cheers

I'm looking at adding some aerobars to my gravel bike for longer distance rides, not for the "aero" advantage, but more the alternate hand, arm, upper body positioning. Does anyone have any experience of the Redshift QR aerobars, vs more traditional setups such as those from Deda or Profil...

Only time I take it off is to use it , still zipped up, as a sleeping bag for my feet. It's only ever my feet that feel cold I'm the same, upper body is usually pretty warm no matter what, but if my feet get cold, it ruins everything. Hence wrapping my down jacket around my "socked" feet ...

Are those bags actually any good? I've always considered them as a means of staying alive rather than staying warm. :wink: I've got the 1.0 and 1.6. With a decent mat and bivvy bag I find them both to be way warmer than they have any right to be for the weight. They're very small though, in both le...

I might as well throw my hat in the ring again...

I'm not 100% sure I actually want to lose weight. I'm happy with the "weight" / number itself, but would like more of it to be due to lean muscle mass, as opposed to man boobs and squidgy parts.

11/01/2024: 89.8kg

Verena wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 8:40 am well this has all got rather confusing...

I'm going to move on to the just released Panceltic film, anyone else seen it?

I enjoyed it, even if the narration is a bit pretentious here and there.

Big old sale going on at OMM. Just grabbed a superlight bag.

https://theomm.com/product-category/sale/

Bump before ebay. Open to offers

Bump. Any offers before ebay?

Bump

Well s##t in a bag and punch it! It worked! I tried the tips above and the one that I think made the difference was starting opposite the valve hole. Overall the tyres are still a very snug fit, but not ridiculously so. Can anyone explain why this technique works ? Isn't the rim structure the same a...

Thanks everyone. I'll give it another go, employing all these tips.
Fingers crossed.

What I always think in this scenario is how will I get it off, and back on, at the side of a trail in the cold and rain ( I neVer leave a tight tyre on personally) This is what's bothering me now. Even if I do get the tyres on in the comfort of my home with gadgets and tools, I doubt that I'd be ab...

So I've just spent an hour mashing my knuckles to bits, shredding two inner tubes and snapping one of my tyre levers trying to get my new Pirelli Cinturato velo 700x35 on to my WTB rims. At this point I've given up on them, but was wondering are there any tips or tricks for getting tyres on to rims ...

Thanks for all the recommendations

Another budget option might be the Pinnacle Ramin 3+?
Never had one, but I've heard good things.