I'll take the Wildcat Lion if still available? Will Pm you

Hi, would you take £60 for the Cambrian c15? Hi Scott, It's priced pretty competitively at £75 as its only been used a couple of times, so I think it's worth a bit more than £60. Sorry! Just had a look how much they are new, they are more expensive than I thought! Sorry for the cheeky offer I knew ...

Hi, would you take £60 for the Cambrian c15?

I have hunka in kelp good condition only used a handful of times if you're interested

Ok cheers Mark

Hi Mark
Yes I'm interested what width are they? Are they the complete loop and I guess they are the version with the shim to fit a 31.8 MM stem?
How much are you looking for? Can you send me a photo?
Cheers Scott

Just seeing if anyone is selling Jones loop bars, cash waiting. Cheers

After spending the last 2 days in a Sudocrem bath, I thought I’d better send my thanks and appreciation to Dee and Stuart who yet again pulled off another great weekend of bike related mayhem, thank you so much for putting so much hard work, you 2 didn’t stop! The Tussock Racing was hilarious (to wa...

Heading up from Rhydaer tonight, doing some of the reccomended route with a bit extra, riding a Longtitude, snoring in a Hex Peak

I'll second what Bob says ... get the 250. The 150 is a lovely thing and surprisingly warm but we only get about 2 months from every 12 where you can really use it :wink: Yeah cheer Stu I knew the 150 would be too thin for what I wanted but it did weigh a 100g less than the 250, which is neither he...

Lawmanmx wrote:this fella (Scotty) will make you a cracker to your Exact specifications, he made me a brilliant Bivi bag that im totally made up with! i can vouch for his work

http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/scottytemplar

Cheers I'll have a chat with him see what he can do

I've the 150, it's fine for summer but once down to around 5C +/- I tend to use it as a wrapper around a similarly rated sleeping bag. This system is then good to around -5C. If I were looking for a 2/3 season quilt then I'd be looking at the 250. The above assumes you are using a decent sleeping m...

I'm pretty sure I've paid?? My name is Dominique at weekends

HI all, Looking to use your expertise on purchasing quilts, as my Birthday is coming up I am looking to treat myself with a lighter sleep system to carry on the bike. I currently use a relatively old Pipe Dream 600/900 weighing in around 1kg, so easily lose 500g without too much outlay, its a bit ov...

Lucky you Pickers! Yeah, quite a weather contrast to WRT ;-). Am still "on" for our hoped-for Peaks ride in June.... the triplicate pass has been signed and I've filed the green copy so she can't claim she didn't give it to me.... "Reg" PS> If DocNick and Scotty are reading, wou...

If you use rechargeable batteries in a Dakota can you charge them through the plug/usb type thing? Just wondering

I've got a Dakota 20 2nd hand from eBay does the job for me only niggle is the brightness of the screen, quite hard to see your route when riding. Battery life is good one set of AAs will do a couple of days

HI Pickers,and all Just to add my two pennith , I've ridden for 20+ years using spds I swore by the four points of contact, keeping them attached to the bike and you could do pretty much anything. but since starting Bikepacking adventures I soon realised that i was doing quite a lot of walking/pushi...

Dr Nick wrote:slightly different kind of 'baby' to adjustablewench's fine machine above...

meet Martha...collected rather than delivered yesterday...

Aww what a beauty Dr Nick!

Montane Batpack 6 2nd hand, but looks brand new £20 delivered, looking to spread the weight from just the bar bag and seat pack plus have single grab and go bag with any valuables in when off the bike

While we are in a thanking mood - I wanted to repeat everything already said! Great checkpoints, great event, great tea & cake, great llama, great adventures. Thanks Stu and Dee for pulling it all together. Despite the weather, tired legs and kit scattered everywhere we are still grinning :grin...

Firstly what a great weekend I had doing "a version" of Chews route B, it was challenging and great to see some brilliant parts of this area of Wales, thank you Chew. Thanks to the guys who shared their weekend with me, Dr Nick, RIP, Pickers, and for day one Norway calling, I had a good la...

Hi Scott, yep I reckon another taker here for "Plan B". I'm not quite as fit as I was - someone snapped me the other day on my way to the shops: http://i1296.photobucket.com/albums/ag14/chris_stevenson1/oldbiker_zpshbqphir1.jpg Would quite like to add in Barmouth Bridge if possible for th...

stevemorg wrote:Anyone doing the lite that could put up with a slow and steady pace? Don't think I can do the full 3 days.

Hi Steve, I'm going to do the lhc B route that Chew has planned and il will be riding slow and steady, will be doing it over the 3 days, just enjoying being out on the bike

Zippy wrote:I sold some V brakes and bought some chains last year...

I was after your 26er wheels Mr fantastic!

Cheers zippy for the v brakes!
I've got loads of stuff probably junk but if it can go to a good home, it's better than going to landfill !;