I really like that. I like the thought of making my own main frame bag, is it, with time, something one can learn? I always like to think I can make stuff, but i'm sub standard working with my hands making stuff. I'd still like to give it a go. I was thinking about that bag on todays ride. I really...

TheBrownDog wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 3:22 pm That is absolutely brilliant - well done you. Can I have one please?

Me too please

Hi Al... gonna have to sit out on this one for the mo mate.. sorry for being so hasty

If Taylor takes the bottles I'll take the seam sealer pls

Does it have to be new Dave?? 2 most comfy frames I've ever owned are the Boardman Pro and Cannondales f800. Amazingly supple for in them days my chronic back pain... I get why he also loves his sus even though it might not seem to much. Might be a little placebo going on to make him feel comfier......

Only thing I'd like say on todays (well, yesterday) ride was that on a piece of nice singletrack, some nice chap had cleaned up his (dogs, I assume) poo and kindly hung it on a nearby tree. Twas a light blue bag and I assume he'd left for the landowner to clear up... Other than that little disturbin...

Thanks Stu/Dave.. Now I know they're all the same I'll go get some measurements

Thanks Tim... Yes I saw the framebag on the TD ride. Will go back and find you and some more shots of the bag. If you need help putting up pictures then good luck :lol: Just messing... get IMgur app. Put the pic inti there. There hard click it and find the url option... Drag that little nugget of in...

Trying to refurb a lovely rucksack I got given. Have used the bungee tie cord thingy enough that its finally giving up and hadn't been used for a good while before me.. Need it to be the best that money can buy ( :???: hopefully that won't mean its too expensive) so the cord lasts as long as the bag...

Sorry Cheeky Monkey. I feel guilty now :oops: (Not really, too excited) Three cheers for Alasdair! Another cheer Alasdair. Maybe Charlie might add his built up Stooge pic here aswell.. Meanwhile (sorry I forgot to add earlier but todays pic of the build up The Respirator) the letter arrived and I d...

Finally got all the bits required to build up “The Respirator”. Rides like a dream. Thanks Alasdair! https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/UAGviELtR5ID0983M7J13Q16LAaa8_VILvV7lg5hAI55_J7DyRgOOxfJUYpmef2uH-Ay1OMKyzSgSYygvqOed8nNTcJz6bewRcDZhJ7vbHjuq8ZdcVhqbkgsqsfo-8QMLQO0sw6X=w1920-h1080 https://lh3.goo...

85.7kg last Fridayish of Feb
84.7kg 6/3/2020
82.2kg 27/3/2020
83.1kg 26/4/2020 (R)
82.4kg 10/05/2020 (R)
81.8kg 16/05/2020 (R)

Hello Dave I also am not familiar with that luggage but a friend of mine who is a sail maker in Portland has started making bike bags, all of mine are from him and they are excellent, his name is Steven Moatt of Moatt Sails, the bike bag web site is not quite up and running yet but he is on instagr...

Taylor wrote: ↑Thu May 14, 2020 10:06 pm As a locksmith of nearly 20 years I feel I can have some authority on this thread.

No

I had come to a similar conclusion before U bought my Master Lock padlock with a seperate cable. Feel chuffed I got it right... Thanks Taylor

ScotRoutes wrote: ↑Fri May 15, 2020 7:33 pm Dibs on the green sock (left foot only)

ain't they ace... can i say now that their Scottish approved?

Hi Can I take dabs on the pants happy to pay postage. Cheers Stu Thanks Stu... you've just done my messed up (well shared between me and the eldest.. but my side is the messiest) wardrobe a massive favour... Send us payment on reciept please sir. Dont forgrt to remind me your postage details on PM ...

Adidazler t shirt in some sort of wicking fibre. Refuses to die. No stray threads. Its L but would be happy on an XL torso. You'll be doing the environment a favour by being the 3rd happy owner

Anything on here comes with standard postage but feel free to pay any postage after recieving and being happy. But no pressure either way! Will start with some Wynnster waterproof pants. In large byt good enough for xl bellys. With elasric bungee cord waiste which still works nicely. Might do with a...

Thanks Steve

Dave... in ref to your 'little step' comment... Reminds me of an ad I've been hearing on Souncloud recently. About a chap when he's little and starts crying over the maths exam paper cos the Q was too complex... Teacher comes over and says, "might look like a big puzzle but its just a series of...

So what has equivalent headspace but not the premium zpackspensive (I just made that up... do you like? ) price tag??

Nice tent Steve and may it last you a long long long time

Only cos (most common sense folk) you'd ride to your limit I'm deeply wounded by your comment! :sad: Lol... erm. I forgot about you and Lazarus. Erm... I'm only riding 10 milers mtbing and ensure I go super duper slow when come back on the downhills :-bd sorry man... But you are a maniac being fast...

I am trying to think when a barbecue and a beer with friends is dangerous and i came up with this answer in the middle of a global pandemic. Its not normal right now . The second point is that off road cycling is certainly more dangerous than sitting on the sofa watching tv and MTB is generally a h...

Looks like the service life of the actual tyre has outlived the metal bead... well done schwalbe :-bd Orrrr... it was folded/bent too much during transportation/storage etc. Which I find rather likely. This (without question) happened to me coming down a mountain in chunky terrain on a DH bike. Whe...

Looks like the service life of the actual tyre has outlived the metal bead... well done schwalbe