Cheers for the advice johnnystorm, as you said the route was a sloppy mud fest, extremely enjoyable nonetheless. Just to let you know, the Spar at Castle acre has closed, soon to be a fish and chip shop apparently. We ended up finding a lovely quiet copse on the Peddars way near Ringstead to bivvy i...

Hello all, I've recently moved to the flat lands and will be setting off on my first ever multi day bivvy with a mate, along Peddars way, from Knettishall to Holme, very tame I admit. I was just wondering if anyone would be able to let me know of any decent bivvy spots either end of the route? Here'...

As has been said price is relative. For me personally, with two boys, one home educated by my wife and the other a toddler, my money is not my own. This has definitely helped me appreciate the kit I do have, but it has to be durable, certainly not the lightest, but it has to do. Plus, once I'm on my...

If it wasn't my money, course not . The thing is, each individual's experience on a bike differs hugely, probably best to get out there and try some different bikes.

I've got a vagabond, as said before, a bit weighty, but it never ceases to put a smile on my face.

Beautiful bikes and photos Johnclimber! On the last two photos, what handlebars are those, they look ideal for one of my bikes. Cheers

Hi, I've got last years vagabond, basically the same spec, and I really enjoy it. I hadn't used bar end shifters before but am definitely a convert. Riding on the drops is fine for me, though I do want to change to a more flared handlebar. From my perspective it rides well, the frame is compact and ...

Hi, newcomer to the forum. I've recently got a vagabond and can say it's a fun and responsive bike, works well on a variety of terrains and seems to take luggage well. I will be changing out the stock handlebars for a more flared version, just personal preference, but I am really enjoying it. As the...