What size you after?

Love mine. I had a 2018 frame that was a little small and got hold of a 2021 frameset, and the geometry (and sizing) is spot on for my needs, especially the head and seat tube angles, and the shorter chainstay length compared to the older model. It rides really nicely, it can be playful and pretty n...

I'd be fancying one of these...custom and lots of customisations available, and beautiful. Fits 29x2.3 too apparently (check the wishbone stays, very lovely)
https://www.stayercycles.com/product/og-plus/

It looks interesting to me, and I like the idea of making it more rideable on the fragmented bits. All too aware of pointless horse-hoof concrete bits of bridleway, just because it's on an official route or is off road. Would rather use a tarmac lane most of the time. I love the idea of going from t...

You know the bike inflation bubble is slowing down when PX play with prices again. They didn't shift much for a while and now these are 50% off!?

Used the superstar one (38t) on my Camino for about 1100miles so far, and I like it. I think it's a very subtle difference but I think the power delivery is a bit smoother. When my MTB rings die I will try oval on those too. No complaints on the superstar ring and my wallet always baulks at absolute...

Alpkit rear fuel pod arrived after buying it in the sale. Probably don't need it, but nice that it's slimmer than the 'front' fuel pods I normally put at the back.

Good on them for carrying on. I had a look at their stuff the other day and it looks pretty good

I use a boot protector and some old sheets, worked well for many years but don't travel with a bike much now. Sheets don't take up much room once folded, soak up most damp/mud and can be used to wrap up wheels/helmet/anything muddy and cover up the bike and pad out edges like pedals. Boot liner help...

Camino now back on 650b/27.5 x 47mm, and fitted with very lovely Velo Orange seatpost which i've had for a while but not fitted.

It is very messed up: I believe there's an unholy mix of some operators using peak time frames to increase prices to (historically) try and manage demand, and this messes up longer journey pricing hence split ticketing, then other operators are doing it a bit like airlines with some seats at cheaper...

The other not cheap option, if you want a mix of Hope reliability/serviceability, is to use Hope RX4 post mount shimano caliper (mineral oil) on a shimano mtb lever, which apparently works well. Costs £85 but not likely to have a micro-leak and you can get spares so the caliper should last donkey's....

Some Alpkit merino long johns, and Alpkit griffon midlayer, and today some merino wrist warmers which i'm looking forward to more than I expected. They'll be invaluable for such adventurous things as pushing the pushchair and...er...typing when it's chilly

Thanks for starting this thread. Guilt - yes, I suppose. It's more about annoyance with myself for missing opportunities, much as others have said. I should be easier on myself because I have a 4 year old and 22 month old and a full time job (and 2 fairly naughty cats!) so chances to ride/exercise f...

Have 1 x Trail Boss in 2.4 but has the WTB issue of tread coming up a bit narrow but sidewall a touch wider. 1 x Chunky Monkey 2.4, which is quite old but in very good shape having seen little use. Not tubeless specific but known to go up tubeless just fine. Welcome to either or both for just the pr...

Eff all today because the postie has been cancelled, along with schools and trains!

As everyone has said so far, decent phone cameras do many things very well now, and it's probably better to have a single item to encourage TLS! I do agree that unless it has an optical zoom then it has some limitations, and I do miss having a camera to hold and manually operate in a camera like way...

I'd give another nod to Sweden too. Not cycled there sadly, but from the visits i've made it's got the terrain and space, and allemansrätten like Norway and Finland. I've always had the High Coast/Hoga Kusten area on my radar to ride at some point, I know people who visited there and it was beautifu...

Vittoria Mezcals in smaller sizes, if available. Worth looking at newer offerings from Pirelli, Goodyear, and Wolfpack as they are slightly off the radar compared to established bike brand tyres. Like these which seem an acceptable price: https://kidsracing.co.uk/collections/wolfpack-tyres/products/...

Postie sack fit to burst today, very exciting. Stooge moto bars, fabric line saddle, and a new phone all arrived this morning. Couldn't wait to fit the bars and saddle, so now just need a ride to see how it feels...

The geometry is very close to a previous Unit drop bar build that I had... I have the uLTD which I absolutely love riding; I'll have to check geometries but it looks very similar to the Cascade. Running 29/2.3 at the moment. EDIT: a major difference appears to be headtube length which addresses Stu...

voodoo_simon wrote: ↑Wed Feb 02, 2022 1:20 pm Bizarre promo video

Yeah, it was a bit like a car advert; lots of lifestyle aspiration and not a huge amount of bike. But they've done a sterling marketing job and the video probably ticks all the customer segmentation boxes so fair enough.

I think it looks really good and I really like all the colours, and the built in seat tube bolt - wish more bikes had them! I like its promise of versatility and off road capability. The geometry is very close to a previous Unit drop bar build that I had, which made me realise monster cross was not ...

Bearlegged wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 2:15 pm Anyone in the market for a drop-bar MTB kinda thing should keep their eyes peeled on February 2nd...

Well Bearlegged wasn't wrong!
https://singletrackworld.com/gritcx/202 ... ike-is-it/

Interesting...and open to lots of other uses, it could be cut up and made into a nice* wind chime or pan-pipe?

*not sure there is such a thing as a 'nice' one mind...