SixPotBelly wrote:

voodoo_simon wrote:Eurosport for a year for £1.99!

Enter code BFRIDAYUK199 at checkout

:-bd

I'm glad I've just been able to get that also. Their website was crashed for a few hours earlier and I'd lost hope

Montane Fireball jacket for £89 at Wiggle http://www.wiggle.co.uk/montane-fireball-jacket/ (use code save15-1 to get it down to that from the £104 displayed) I wasn't looking at this jacket but something else. The voucher was invalid for what I had in my basket but there are no T&Cs anywhere on...

Does your vegetarianism extend to fish and dairy as well? Most bars will offer a range of seafood and cheese as Tapas dishes. Proper veggie, no fish, but dairy fine notwithstanding a hatred for eggs. I was cycling (roadie) in Cambrils earlier this year, which certainly increased my interest in this...

I am giving this serious consideration. Easy on dates. Although I do have one real concern, I hate eggs (and I am a veggie too)

suggest either the bar/helmet combo from mtbbatteries or something from Torchy the Battery Boy on ebay with a spare of his batteries too

Bearbonesnorm wrote: As a matter of fact, yes. It should be here on Mon, I'll try and get some words and pics sharpish.

Have you had the chance to test this yet?

I always wear jim jams so it wasn't about keeping the bag clean but about a warmth boost. And the option of a light audax power nap system. Seems there are ones for a tenner in eBay so I'm gonna give it a try

Decathlon have one for only £25 that is only 110g. Do these add warmth and worth the but of extra weight? Or gimmick? And I was thinking it could also be useful with just a bivvy bag for a summer long audax brief kip

As above, a single pole tarp-tent would be suitable, I think, and versatile. I got this, no longer available, for £60-65 https://ru.aliexpress.com/item/2017-3F- ... 37993.html

Ordered the dissent 133 'system' too. Late December before they'll arrive though

johnb wrote:

benp1 wrote:For all you skinny bu66ers, there's a size small Gore One jacket on blacks/millets for £185, but theres a 15% off voucher. Makes it a more reasonable price

HOW MUCH?

I know! Bargain with that discount! I've just bought one

It isn't a bikepacking trip nor marketed as one. It is a guided cycling holiday, which some people seem to think costs too much, following a very similar route to a route that someone else has previously concocted. I don't see the issue

A stem cap that has a garmin mount. I like it and will be getting more to fit to my other bikes

Far too long for that time of year to be enjoyable. I'm strictly roadie miles over that week if I'm out

for cycling - MTB, road or CX - I only use Planet X / On-One thicky socks. Circa £10 for three pairs

Confucius bars. Tested these last few days - the multiple hand positions was great, ideal for bikepacking-style riding. I'll be keeping them on

Worked for me yesterday. Supposedly valid until 28th. Looks like they've pulled it, which isn't very nice. I'd be emailing them.

Just checking everyone saw this. 15% off everything at Alpkit. AUGUST17 I don't recall ever seeing a discount code from them

Im 32 with 11-40

Anyone size 42 and want some basic shoes for £9? Northwave https://www.prendas.co.uk/products/nort ... 6079371786

"Expensive hipster brand" yawn, why not head over to the STW thread?

It's right at the end of this ride
https://www.strava.com/activities/449433995

Right on the trail. No missing it

Pic:
http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB ... s&start=25

No, that isn't, and is always locked. Bunny's is beyond it, the trail going out to the right, just another few miles or so ... if I recall. It looks very similar though