I'd would say that looks very neat if it weren't for the fact the one BTWIN logo is facing forward whilst to other is facing aft. Not sure I can handle that

Bar harness if it's not gone yet please.

Stayed there a couple of times. Once in the campervan and last time arriving by bike with tent. The usual shower blocks (tidy), children's play area, no club house. I believe the is a food "shack". They were very helpful last time I went.
Easy short stroll into The village.

I've used mtb shifters with road levers on a couple of bikes and I quite like the setup. Yes you have to shift your hand to change gear but that's never bothered me. You have to remove some material from the shifter collar to get it to fit but it's easy to do with a dremmel This is my do it all bike...

Are you sticking with your current levers to reuse existing kit or is there a particular reason you don't want to use road levers?

Dont forget the yeasty buns.

Glad you're back up and running. Glad you keep backups too, would be very annoying if we had to retype all the tripe we've keyed in over the years. In the meantime I had to read stf :| Although it did lead me off to a thread about some bloke's garage. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.ph...

Yes it's quite incredible what a difference it makes in a large bunch. Used to ride at Ilton airfield on race train evenings and if you got dropped from the bunch it was game over. The bunch is so much faster it practically impossible to get back on again. Great feeling riding in a big bunch at spee...

You bumped me into it

Like Stu I struggle with the name. After hearing how your friend met his other half now it makes with think of a "specialist" dating agency

Perhaps my mind should have a shower

Just put my Cannondale Trail SL2 29er on Ebay

It's a large.

http://r.ebay.com/IlQynX

I'm after £325 and will take it off ebay or bid if you fancy it. £35 postage

Any questions just ask

+1 I have one if those. For what it is, its spot on.

Splash out the extra £1 and go large

It's difficult when you are going to double up the kit you are carrying. I take my daughter on multi day (4~5) trips carrying her stuff and a 2 man tent too. There's no way I can ever get all our stuff in the usual bar, saddle and frame bag set up. Her sleeping bag is the biggest issue as it's prett...

Hi Paul

All done

Cheers

I'll take the Hunka if you've still got it.

Cheers

Initial impressions are quite good. Build and materials kind of reminds me of altura bags.

It's not lightweight @ 460g.

There's no rear light loop which would be handy.

I have an airlok taper too so I'll give that a go.

May try a get a photo of it fitted.

Ktm saddle pack. Super quick delivery from some where in Europe. About £35 all in.


And some scuff guards for my roller skates

KTM saddle packs back in stock £35 delivered.

http://www.ktmbikes.eu/ktm-bikes/eshop/ ... our-XL-18L

Bum, I was thinking of doing this but that's Good Friday.

That would result in significant loss of brownie points

Might have to grab the gpx if I may and do it another day.

There is a program on bbc4 at the moment about the history of os maps. I assume it will be on iplayer too.

Rocki streamIng music player.
Shocking bit of kit, the software is abismal. Steer well clear, it will be going back pronto.

Best pressie, can I have two? Book of "wild places" and a bottle of port to help me read said book

Just worked out how to import Duncan''s route into viewranger on my phone. So have had a chance to take a look. I've done that almost exact same route from south zeal to Postbridge. In fact I've just found the gpx too. Si is right there is a lot of clod hopping from hangingstone hill. My route basic...

I think it uses an accelerometer in conjunction with dynamic cropping of an oversized frame.

For the money it certainly seems to pack a lot in.

Not had a chance to play yet so time will tell

I'd be interested in that, do you have a link?