Tyred of tires Stu?

Well if the corridor is a meter wide the garage is 2.66m wide. A car is what? 1.8m wide leaving 860mm all round for which seems tiny for a garage. Which could be the problem. You need a bigger garage. Happy to help! If it was me i'd remove the shelvi g on the wall and relocate the contents to a deep...

What are all the dimensions?

Height of walls
width breadth etc

Is there a dokr missing from the laundry room?

Is what you've sketches to scale?

Usable wall height?

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Pedal hooks

That's a porlex ceramic coffee grinder. A good companion to the aero press they were using. Those organic beans deserve a top quality grind. You can't take any chances when brewing coffee ;-) Consider me educated. I assumed that the brown bag actually had pre-ground in it. I'll stick to my sachets....

;-)

Its a great video though "we drove motorbikes along some forest roads and some vans carried our gear"

You've missed singlespeed rigid 26er

I quite often take my aeropress... not considered taking my porlex...

Now this is real wilderness exploring....

https://vimeo.com/55420992

The rucksacks make it.

I was with you until vbrakes.

I have no issue with v brakes in general but for a long day in the saddle where alot of brake dragging may occur I'd be rocking disks.

I can't see how disks are any worse than vbrakes in the kiss principle either!

I use Lidar all the time for work (which may well get me chased out of town around here)

I can do all the draping and stuff but i quite often just use google maps

I've never really seen any use for cycling other than maybe gradient profiles for routes.

It can be spectacularly innacurate!

You can replace half that list with a good bottle of something 40%abv

I don't really know how i missed DofE i think i thought i was too cool for it!

Make sure you read the map and make sure you follow it its amazing how far you can travel on a forestry track to find a dead end!

And remember new ones spring up all the time!

Could you not hold it together using two holes aligned and poking tbe peg through them?

Welcome!

Your bb7s need adjusted

If you want to keep the trangia burner.

Honey stove gives you plenty of options?

If you're at the stage of "i need a better shelter"

Have you considered trying a tarp?

Zippy wrote:Apparently it struggles to keep up with fast paced stuff...

Not genetally a probkem for me!

Bottlecages to forks....

I've witnessed ductaped bottle caged fall off before. The fell completely off which was probably quite lucky!!

zip ties to take the strain and ductape to keep the location?

Get yourself a cheap foam mat.

Give it a try and see if you stay warmer if you do buy a better mat or just continue to use the cheap foam mat cut down to withing an inch of its life.

That will cover the silly apple up there^

Just had a right rush on here, in the space of 5 minutes I've just taken delivery of; More carbon than I've seen in a very long time :shock: ... busy times ahead. This years WRT t shirts I can deduce one of two things from this. 1) You need to make bigger bonfires 2) WRT t shirts be super legera yo...

Why not just get some suspension?

I mean I love riding my rigid singlespeed but sometimes bounce is what you need snd I can't say I've really noticed the exra weight!

Another owner here I also whole heartedly endorse.

i use it in 4 and 6 with meths esbit twigs and.... charcoal for that authentic burnt/raw taste.