PM you regarding Garmin

I have a few sets knocking around from trying to find my perfect set up (currently waiting on some Easton EA70 ax), which might fit the bill, Nitto randonneurs; 45cm centre to centre, 25.4 clamp, not sure how much flare is but would guess around 4 degrees Salsa bell lap 46cm, 26 clamp original WTB d...

And here are a few pics I put on up flickr https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4190/34413741325_e3debd59a9_z.jpg WRT Lonely Hearts Club by Malc Smith , on Flickr The Gang! https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4178/33603979243_e833332f44_z.jpg WRT Lonely Hearts Club by Malc Smith , on Flickr https://c1.staticflic...

Ha, some good pics there

I have just dumped mine in Dropbox, hopefully the link below should give you access.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/q02p7sq7gc69 ... CvfFa?dl=0

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/21/snow-storms-strike-uk-low-temperatures-lasting-weeks/ Oh er winters coming back. Its in the Telegraph must be true :roll: Typical sensational doom and gloom headline of the next ice age yet if you read through to the met office quote it says 2-3c below sea...

I was hoping you were going to order again Stu. Didn't order last year as I thought it wouldn't be required what with having a BB jersey. However I am so blooming nesh I dont think it came out from under another layer more than twice last year!

Filter now SOLD

Hi Dave, it's yours.

I have sent you a PM, hopefully you got it. It's just my inbox not behaving properly, but try replying it will let me know if it's working again, just email or post below as well just to be safe.

Sawyer mini filter only used half dozen times, enough to know it's not for me. Comes with back flushing syringe, straw and instructions. The original bag split so has been turned into a scoop and replaced with another foldable drinking pouch, both are included. £12.50 posted or £10 if you want to co...

Reg, if there is room for one more I wouldn't mind tagging along. I normally go it alone but fancy being sociable this year

Niner Carbon forks with QR dropouts, 1 1/8 straight steerer and 195cm steerer tube length. Have been helicopter taped and just a couple of light scuff to fork legs, otherwise in very good condition. Colour Root beer brown and you can just about squeeze in a 29+ tyre. £160 posted or £150 collected. h...

I take it you mean between the drop-outs. Front is 135mm with QR. I have a virtually new Velocity Dually rim with spokes for a 135mm Fatsno hub I am about to list, I pinched the front hub for another wheel build I am afraid. Also have a VeeTrax Fatty 27.5 x 3.25 and 27.5 x 3.0, PM me if they are of...

Hi all, I'm looking for a LBS nearish Stafford that actually stocks bike packing luggage so that I can check to see if things fit on my bike before I buy them. The closest I've found so far is Keep Pedalling in Manchester which is a fair way so I was hoping someone would know of somewhere closer. P...

What bb does the surly od chainset use? I also would like to upgrade my 1 x 11 to 2 x 11. Is the surly od c/set not configured for 2x10 or will this still work with an 11 speed chain? Wow. Sorry about all the questions. :roll: Its a standard 73mm but will obviously work with 68mm with spacers. The ...

I have surly OD double that I no longer need. It is basically like a triple but does away with outer ring and shifts middle and granny rings outbound. Gives loads of clearance for plus tyres. Loved it on my Krampus, have a Stooge now so no longer needed.

Put me and Austin please Taylor

Dont forget its a rigid bike, so its made for riding over stuff not smashing through it. Totally agree with you their Chew and the only time I have found it wanting is at N. Welsh trail centres when trying to keep up with mates on FS bikes. And thats probably more a comment on my bike skills and ab...

I use on-one Carbon Fat fork, right height and offset and can be had for as little as £90 in one of their fairly regular sales. Even if you factor in new hub and wheel build its still cheapest option. 3.8 Hoodag is also vaguely exciting for trail duties. Roll of 29+ with loads more cush. I ride a lo...

Thanks folks ctznsmith, Should of guessed :lol: 29er with 2.4 front 2.2 rear but I also run RS forks which limit tyre size. I thought you could be burnt at the steak for putting FS on a Stooge :wink: I used to run my Fargo in this set up though (minus the FS), it was good but defiantly not as capabl...

Right, I have a Ti stooge. My aim is that it should be the one bike for all with just a change of wheels. I have it dialled for trail duties with 27.5 x 3.0 rear and 27.5 x3.8 front. However this is a wee bit draggy for bike-packing, so I tried it set up with a trail-blazer 2.8 rear and VeeMax Fatty...

Closing down sale at the LBS near my work, I took advantage (I felt bad) and got their tester C15 and unridden C13 saddles for a bargain. Might go back and take advantage of the 50% and get another C15. Anyone else want one? I might change the Test to Testicle rest or similar... Oh can you get me a...

Roger that, I'm planning a dawn raid from Colchester, best I stick to the main roads I guess. :geek: Hmm, this might be an early start :lol: I will be doing the same Zippy but from deepest darkest Leicester. Just currently wondering which bike to take. The Fargo and Brave Icy roads or the Stooge an...

Bearbonesnorm wrote:I could certainly use the boots but can't pick them up ... anyone collect 'em for me?

Stu, I am in Peak Over festive period. If Dave's happy for me to pick em up morning of 30th or early afternoon on 31st I can drop email off to you at Winter bivi next month

I see your getting in on the act though Stu :wink: I was reading about the inaugural Adventure bike festival on STW and was going to come over here and get all self-righteous when I read Bear bones will be there running workshops :shock: http://singletrackworld.com/2016/12/new-event-adventure-cycle-...

As per PaulE, although I am slightly concerned if Mike thinks the pace will be too quick