Now £40, UK postage included.

thenorthwind wrote: ↑Fri Nov 26, 2021 8:12 amThey're unlikely to be making a profit.

Especially given APN is run by a not for profit... http://www.allpointsnorth.cc/event-organiser/

I bought a Lidl bandsaw a couple of years ago (albeit named differently) and it was rubbish - in fact bits snapped / fell off as I was putting it together. I then bought a small Scheppach and while I'm under no illusions that it too is likely made in China, it's very good (especially once you repla...

I have a Roadrunner Jammer and rate it. Given Restrap ripped off the design I expect their version will be fine, with a little added shame.

Having the flanges further apart makes for a slightly strong wheel build. Shows your commitment to SS/makes you look cool.

Industry Nine and Onyx still making short cassette hubs too. At the less boutique end, Novatec also do one: https://www.novatecusa.net/product/d252sbt/

Hope still make them.

Jon's had something similar made https://www.instagram.com/p/CMXKb_5H7i6 ... oeERVYOM0/

Adapter, not integrated in the battery cover

Still available, now £50

Is that the one I sold you, Stu? Flat center, single bend back, about 20deg? I wish I had held onto that now

Rich @ Keep Pedalling tried this with a Corner Bar: https://www.instagram.com/p/CT5G8K9MIK4/

Plenty of insulated options inc. Giro, Alpkit, GripGrab.

I had the Giro ones many years back. They had individual finger slots inside each "claw" and I remember that being very toasty. Can't remember how waterproof they were though.

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Bought this second hand but haven't worn it. No point hanging onto it. Has quite the product name: Montane VIA Fireball Verso. Reversible pull-over-style jacket. Size is large. Small chest pocket on the yellow/green side. Elasticated thumb-loop cuffs. Windproof outer (black), PrimaLoft Gold Active+ ...

Pole jacks have been around for a while. Just a case of finding a tube with the right ID for your pole.

https://mountainlaureldesigns.com/produ ... ole-jacks/

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Sep 30, 2021 8:37 am ... showers, feed stations and bike washes...

Maybe it's just marketing speak for rain, Spar/petrol stations and more rain?

Transpennine Express are pretty good for bikes. Most of their trains seem to have 4 spots available to book and can all be done online. Was a surprisingly pleasant experience when I went up to Lancaster a few weeks back. Plenty of people take bikes on trains every day without fault, but only the han...

Guess this fits here

Missed a trick not being a three way collab with Lachlan Morton.

Long shot, but anyone got a Tangle in the largest size (~54cm top, ~16cm tall) going spare?

Cheers!

I think I was looking at the regular Hunka (~330g claimed). Out of complete work boredom I weighed the long version of the 3000 and it comes in at 474g with bag and tags, claimed to be 440g without, which seems ambitious.

I have one but haven't even opened the envelope it came in, let alone spend the night in it. Seemed to make sense at the time and nothing else was available, but might send it back given nothing's really gone to plan this year. Made in China if you're still boycotting them. If you're not, it's not r...

Soma Dream are the same style and rise, but with a touch more sweep. 25 instead of 17 IIRC. Shame they've gone from £40 to £75+ recently. I have a couple of sets and they're very comfortable.

Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/gK8EqEvBMcgmmTaZ8 Haven't had as much time to clean them up as I wanted. Still a bit of sealant round the edges of the rims that would need scrubbing out and a lot of old sealant in the tyres. Rim strips were toast and have gone in the bin. Checked the tyres and nip...

I'll take a punt on it. Seems like it might fit the Black Mountain

Been a restock of Exped mats at ultralightoutdoorgear.co.uk today.

Wish I'd bought the wide version the first time round. Lot cheaper back then