Sorry also to see the Wildcat brand go. Although having never owned any of your gear, I've always heard fine positive comments about them.
All the best for the future...

I liked the 'moody' feel to it. Shame they poshed it up by staying in a swanky place mind, might have looked better staying in a bothy.

Bearbonesnorm wrote:https://www.spar.co.uk/store-locator

I thought it would be good to share websites that may aid us in our bikepacking adventures. Here's a couple that I've used whilst looking at the history of the area or old structures of interest. What I like about them is that old pile of stones you ride past is most probably a 400 year dwelling! ht...

That’s spot on S’toppler, that’s the route I meant :-bd No probs mate. These old posts of mine might give you an idea of what to expect: http://northwalesmtb.proboards.com/thread/5878/drum-bothy-18-9-10 And this one... http://northwalesmtb.proboards.com/thread/8584/summitopplers-all-dayer-17th-marc...

You should be OK on a Thursday night... If coming from Drum summit, head east straight from the cairn. A bit boggy to start with but there's a bit of a track close to the fence. A steep bit follows and then easy going. Go over the stile and turn west following the double track to the river crossing ...

Cheers bud, its good to hear someone who watched it liked it!
Feedback is good, whether its positive or not....

Me & John Climber went in July but obviously it doesn't go dark so no lights on show.
However I have seen them from the Great Orme in Llandudno, north Wales!!

I just finished watching it. Wow, what a landscape and full respect goes out to all who started.
A truly fantastic film!

I'd have to be greedy and have a bike for every discipline. More fat bikes, carbon rodie, grzvel, BMX and a vintage bike in there too. Then I'd need a huge bling man cave for them.
Then I'd build my own secret bothy in Snowdonia which I should do now tbh....

As the lamb was roasting I managed to get a local spin up to the nearby hill with views over my hometown and down the Conwy valley with the Carneddau mountain range in the distance...

20190210_143550 by Jeff Price, on Flickr

Here's my film from last weekend's ride from Conwy to Eigiau cottage where we stayed on Saturday night. Don't worry there's not much of my fat bike in there....
Enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrYZvThC2zA&t=

What a great weekend that was :cool: Had a great couple days riding in my back yard of northern Snowdonia, A great ride on familiar tracks with an overnight stay at the climbers hut, Eigiau cottage (and yes I know it doesn't count towards BAM as its paid for accomodation) https://farm8.staticflickr....

Nice mate, as you know if I wasn't so poo scared of not being on dry land I'd be posting pics too!
Keep them coming.....

Aye its a cracking edit

Taylor wrote:Are you sure John went outside for a piss at 2am?

whitestone wrote:Jeff looks a bit rough there lying in the heather

After 2 weeks of the lurgy, the head wind just zapped me on Saturday and I felt as rough as I looked!!
I even had a Lemsip in the pub. Felt fine Sunday though

Dyffers wrote: Two good candidates for the 2020 calendar right there

Thanks you kind sir, I was pretty happy with them too!

Yep, thanks from me. The cake kept me going driving home

Massive thanks from me for my first real BB event. Also thanks to JC for letting me follow his route. TBH I felt as sick as a dog on the Saturday due to 2 weeks of the lurgy but felt a lot better today. Was also good to put some faces to names and can I just say what a great bunch of folk we have he...

Its known as Worlds End. A great path!
Ive got mates who ride down that way on a weekly basis so i doubt they get hassle. A footpath though ☹

RIP wrote: ...Nice usage of the 24th minute there Jeffer...

When it comes to bikes and beers, time is critical

I'll be at the bar for approximately 7:24pm
Looking forward to showing my face!

Bearbonesnorm wrote: Already got yours Jeff.

Thanks

For me having good feed during a camp is one of the highlights. Yes I've done the old hydrated meals but you can't beat 'real' food. I'm never chasing the miles or the clock so it's a good way of killing some time during the evening. My favourite is seasoned lamb steak with a small tin of spuds. I'v...