Reminds me of when I smoked Dr always said that was the reason for any chest infection. That said , like weight, its unhealthy so they will mention it to you. Whether you want to act or not is your decision. I used to get bronchitis every year, when the cold weather used to hit my lungs in the autu...

a friend of mine had one of their seat bags (about 3 years ago)
it was long and thin so you were restricted in what you could put in it
also so long that it swayed a lot (even when straps really tightened)

Pirahna wrote: ↑Tue Nov 23, 2021 9:42 pm

Mart wrote: ↑Tue Nov 23, 2021 6:38 pm
I’m now veering away from anything Stans

Valves, tape and sealant work very well.

they do i meant rims

Yep and my post about the same rims. viewtopic.php?f=7&t=20742&p=272936#p272936

I’m now veering away from anything Stans

Doesn't sound like the best thing (as you've probably realised), but after about a year, my Outdry jacket started shedding its "scales" (that seems like the best way to describe them so presume it's the same thing) too. I was worried it would affect the waterproofing, so much that I consi...

Maybe Rich?

Voile straps
suddenly things could be tightened, and secured without worry

Snap … I’ve got a medium and love it to bits, such a nice ride
Just can’t understand why you would sell it

It says perfect for SUV bikes - no idea what that means, is that like a gravel MTB ebike that’s doubles as a hybrid?

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 7:46 pm 'cat's bum'

I was thinking tea towel holder, now I can’t get rid of the image

RIP wrote: ↑Tue Oct 05, 2021 1:29 pm
Looking at Kev's last week and his charcoal colour with sort of flecks in almost made it look non-pervy.

Almost

Got to love NBD

Always used strong light ones and never had any issues
I did try some double hex ones from wolf tooth, they were made of alloy, but soft cheese would have held up better

I really like my son28 for a hub - works very well
Cant comment on rims, as I’m in that dilemma myself, as trying to pick something robust

New work boots - so looking forward to dry feet over the winter

I was going to suggest back country Scot as that’s where I got my spares from, but see you’ve tried there already
Will have a look in the loft to see what I’ve got

Edit - looks like the bikemonger has some
https://www.bikemonger.co.uk/revelate-d ... 1298-p.asp

Pirahna wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 9:34 am How about an SPD winter shoe?

i’ve got some but not so good for hike a bike

Towards the end of the HT550 route the bike was creaking a bit.......every drive side spoke hole had cracked. Stans mk3 32H. On top of that the sharp edge of the rim had chewed through the tyre bead front and back so I had to stick tubes in. Utter poor show. Rebuilt using DT swiss M502's and haven'...

It’s not the wheel builder - he knows what he’s doing
It’s not me by the way! That’s not a skill I possess (for the time being)

I had some flows previously (older version ones) never had any hassle from them

Ok so I’ve got a cracked rim again (Both Stans Arch M3s, always on Rear wheel drive side spokes) First time was on my hard tail, second time now on my bouncy bike. I’m not usually that hard on my components, but the same rim failing in the same way twice Not sure its up for the extra weight/hammerin...

I also do cheapie merino form PlanetX
Usually buy about 5 pairs every autumn (£3 each when on offer)

Wear them all out by spring time, and buy new again the following year

ton wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 9:01 pm bridgedale merino hiker light. last me a couple of years. for nits too.


https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/p/bridg ... colour=145

I got some the other day whilst up in Manchester - they had a bargain bucket in the Didsbury store

for me a little bit of Agnes Obel. something very simplistic and melodic.
discovered her recently as they used her music as a theme tune to Vigil the TV series.
it’s growing on me with every play

Good point there - it’s years since I’ve ridden flats
Thanks for the suggestion everyone. Some research to do