What issues are people having. I have a Diablo i bought in December, and im definatley not getting 1 hour on full power, probably about half that.

I have put this on ebay again https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/123786308899

Unfortunately someone made me an offer and then they never got back to me, so its being relisted.

Richard G wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 6:51 pm Man, you did some of those climbs incredibly quickly. Fair play.

Cheers - wasnt really trying either, a BB200 event in "race mode" will be interesting.....

Well done Alex... Or like Mr Bond would say, "keeping the Peaks end up"... You just rode the ride suggested by Stu with all (as much) off roads as possible in 8.6mph with all the gear... Well done matey and making me think that a Peaks200 attempt might be appropriate traning for a BB200 a...

Haha, this is funny! Only just seen the comments. So the ride went well, got back to BB camp in time for cake on Sunday, which was amazing i must add! For anyone interested the route i did was logged on Strava along with lots of lovely photos! https://www.strava.com/activities/2347120526 No major is...

Im a huge fan of my Wahoo Bolt, but th enew edge 530 review on DC rainmaker looks amazing

Updated my route for WRT now based on comments and food supply areas: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29729372 Friday 4th May Meet on Fri at Star Inn Dylife Sat 5th May (0 to 79km - 79km total) 1826m climbing (8 climbs) Sun 6th (79km to 182km – Total 103km) 2192m climbing (6 climbs) Mon 7th – (182km ...

Yup, i am very aware of that - i go though food very fast!

Next step is to start plotting all available eating locations! I think a water filter device could come in handy too.

The weigh in will be interesting as ill be carrying lots of supplies i think.

Do or die.....! Who needs sleep! :) Lets have it!

So i have taken Stu's 2017 route and modified it slightly by looking at Strava heatmaps to take into account as much offroad type riding as i could find. I have also diverted to 3 potential bothies along route, should the weather be utterly crap. Id be keen to see what people thought of the diversio...

Thanks all - think ill hook up with the LHC 125 route, sounds fun :)

Dyffers wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 4:23 pm

Alexinthepeaks wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 3:51 pm I was just looking at the 2018 BB300 route - that looks interesting.....

Stu, send him the 2014 BB200 route. Call it the lane and forestry track appreciation route?

Im intrigued! What happened in the 2014 route! Other than the hills! - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29666103

I take your point, and i definatley dont want to be wandering round trail centers.....Maybe 200-300km depending on the terrain.

I was just looking at the 2018 BB300 route - that looks interesting.....

There's some good riding to be had amongst this years GR, although perhaps not completely obvious. It's virtually impossible to piece together a long route in mid-Wales and not make use of the lanes ... most of which are lovely and very, very quiet. If you'd really like a full-on off road adventure...

Hi, i have signed up to WRT this year, and was looking at riding 3 solid(ish) days of remote wilderness, some single track, forest trails etc, and as little road / gravel road as possible. Obviously with the odd pub thrown in.... I have plotted all this years points into a map, and am not really fin...

Hey all, thinking of flogging my current bike packing tent, used on 2 trips thus far. Great condition. About the lightest set up you can get (690g), only selling as looking at something else with a bit more room, so i can take my lad with me. https://www.vaude.com/en-GB/Products/Tents/1-persons-tent...