february bivvy on the horizon.
-15 sleeping bag, bombproof goretex bivvy bag, good inflatable mat, down longs and jacket.
would this suffice ?

i have been using Keela roadrunner trousers for years. very tough, and stretchy and dry very quickly. but recently been using some of these from Decathlon. and the seem very good. again stretchy and dry quickly. https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/men-s-water-repellent-and-windproof-mountain-trekking-trou...

thanks for the offer, but i should have said, i need cable levers, not hydro.

i want a pair of flat bar disc levers. avids preferably.

i have some Tektro rl340 drop bar levers............ if anyone use such old stuff.

anyone ?

i think my friends would describe me as 'pre analogue' possibly.
some would say neanderthal......... ;o)

shoe goo is very good for mending holes and splits in shoes. spread a thin layer over the hole/split and leave overnight.

looking for a pair of gaiters. the fancy berghaus yeti ones would be perfect. or anything really.

anyone ?

also got a alpkit seat bag, the tapered one, and a lomo bag what will sit perfect on a front harness.

https://alpkit.com/collections/everythi ... ra-tapered

https://www.lomo.co.uk/products/12l-dry ... th-window/


all FOC

bomb proof Goretex bivi bag here, FOC if it is of use to your mate Shaf. it will deffo keep him dry and protected from the wind, better than the megabuck flimsy lightweight tosh.

sold mate.

cheers gents. all downloaded ok. now to choose which one to follow.............. it wont be the Fred Whitton route....

can someone do me a favour, and send me a GPX file to a route or event ? anything will do.
i have subscribed to ridewithgps and i want to see if it will do what i need it to do.

email is thoss20@hotmail.co.uk

by Boab » Thu Oct 26, 2023 11:10 am ton wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 11:07 am Anyone got any fatbike tyres they want rid of ?? Beer tokens waiting. I have two part worn Jumbo Jims (26" x 4.80", Super Ground ADDIX SpeedGrip)? I can dig them out and take a few photos if they're any use... yes p...

Anyone got any fatbike tyres they want rid of ?? Beer tokens waiting.

i have a set of schwalbe marathon 47c in the bike shed............... any good to you ?

i bought one of these last year.
very good quality, and very long body which helps at 6ft 4''.

https://subzero.co.uk/collections/mens- ... 9689821350

Re: The post man's been ... Post by voodoo_simon » Sat Oct 14, 2023 11:16 am ton wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2023 10:49 pm with a big pile of stuff for a winter of fatbiking. forclaz down jacket -18 three quarter down pants keela base layer keela mid layer five tens from evans quechua windproof trousers si...

i mapped a route last night, taking in all the sources mentioned, i got near the mileage.
it would make a lovely 7 to 9 days tour for me at a leisurely pace, visiting a few hostelries along the way.

so on that not, i may enter, just for the route, and take my time.

pm sent Shaf.

these bars are about 5 rides old. 2 rides with me.

nukeproof 800mm with 25 degree rise, horizon carbon bars.
fitted with ergon GA2 fat grips, 2 rides old.

£50 for both items

something mega value for money. something from Spa cycles.

their Rove is vaguely exciting in steel.

decathlon. 2 quid a pair, shaded or clear.

with a big pile of stuff for a winter of fatbiking. forclaz down jacket -18 three quarter down pants keela base layer keela mid layer five tens from evans quechua windproof trousers silk base leggings mudhugger fat front guard and fat rear extension aeropress coffeemaker from singletrack shop ergon ...

looking for a gps that is easy to use.
because the user is a complete caveman where tech is concerned.

i need a gps, even tho i am a proper techno caveman.

so looking for a easy to use gps unit......... please.