I have the exact fork you requested - if not sorted feel free to DM me.... I dont really use them but dont really want to sell them [ this is not a haggling technique and they would be at a good price as I got them new from the wiggle ebay store and think I paid £160 for them]. Wont have done more t...

You'll be invoking Godwin's Law next or worrying about the children

steady on now,I have some limits

to imply they don't think it is a "big deal"

Reasonable point and I shall interpret it as such going fwd

Just taken the dynamo hub off and done the first commute on the proper road wheel

WHY IS THE DT SWISS LOGO ON THE FRONT WHEEL UPSIDE DOWN*

I forgot how much this annoyed me
* its a disc wheel so its not me

I just find the "worse things happens" something you can always say, to anything, unless its as extreme as the two things I stated. I could have used the zombie apocalypse and thermonuclear war but doubt that would have met with universal approval/understanding either [ and the two I menti...

There are bigger issues in the world to be concerned with!

You can say that about anything that is not a war or genocide including everyone on here having all their bikes stolen.
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this smacks of a woke exercise in re-branding I don't think calling a place in Wales by its( or a ) Welsh name rather than an English ( imperialist ?) one is woke unless you think England gets to name the world. I don't see what the problem is tbh. Apparently the English snowflakes don't seem to li...

no idea what colour baby s**t is and unlikely to find out, but hope it's not that

The first few are way worse than anything you could possibly imagine
Applies as much to children as their poops

exactly as stated tyre started rubbing on one side and the knobbly bit and mud just wore through the chain stay Thankfully it creaked massively so it was spotted rather than snapped on me but you could flex the drive side chain stay and see the issue - the frame was retired -i would strongly advise ...

I did MTL in 8 hours as my first post covid ride-this was a serious mistake on my part and really, really hurt. I had nothing in the tank and consumed the entire groups supply of gels ! Strava says 6,500ft of climbing and 45.27miles [ couple of detours for nicer descents and a cafe so agree on two d...

I have a 3 " tyre on 30 mm rim so yes the tyre will fit - how optimal or otherwise is the question- we should probably just swap rims :wink: :lol: As for will the tyre come off- No idea as that is largely down to tyre and rim combo I would go with what they say as that frame is carbon,iirc, and...

what are the dimensions

17 cm length [ soft closure bit is 3 cm, closed it about 16 cm]
circ 9 cm


Mine are about 3- 5 years old though, no idea if they have changed - never had any issue using them

Good effort and not so much restored as re purposed and improved

chapeau

Cannot see how it breaks the rules, its a bike you used it to get to a bivyy spot and you kipped out.

Was discussing a harness the other day when hike a biking up nan bield as the tube fair digs into you

Not sure I would get one but interested in the review.

I did not take it as one [ though on reflection it fair term , sorry] its just sometimes local knowledge is a good thing [ unless its you planning the route ]

Pre internet pretty sure we all did these days I just use the internet for the guides Following a pre defined route ,by someone who knows the area , just makes sense to me and is not what I call a hand rail IMHO its unwise for me , who barley knows the highlands, to plan a route for the gravel bike ...

Problem with a bivvy bag is how to get in, or out, when it's raining. IMHO it's not really a practical solution for UK weather
Glad it works for you John as clearly it's all personal choice

Thanks

Not moved for a while no, hope everything is ok

Shoe goo?

TBH i would take them to a cobbler

I took a down gilet to use as an extra footbox for sleeping. Game changer. I always thought a puffer jacket with zip off/velcro arms was the TLS solution and use the arms as socks - I lack the skills to make this happen as MYOG but can confirm i can get my legs in the arms of the jacket i would use...

All mine are in front* [ just], including the Jones but they have the longest stem, except the salsa spearfish which is a good 60-80 mm in front as a guess

Does this matter , no idea.

* I am in the process of servicing them all so they are all out, I had to look to know

I don't like a spacer on top of the stem

Agree but it all depends how much steerer the stem pinch bolt has to clamp on to as I like that close to the end even less , especially if a carbon steerer that may crush.

What they say as you need enough space above the end of the steerer to compress( without hitting the steerer) as it won't compress below this ( as the cap hits the steerer)

Think I got three in in March [ as I also stayed on a boat and rode there on a bike]

Planning on a biggish bike ride some weekend if the weather holds and a local if not....also avoiding last minute.com again after the first two were last day of the month.