I think it was last year when we did the Tuscany Trail there was a guy using one. He was towing a Bob trailer with 3 (?) Spare batteries in it. Didn't help him too much when the Bob got a puncture though..

In Reverse wrote: ↑Fri Jun 26, 2020 9:46 am Police dogs are usually fine tbf.

It's the police dog handlers you need to keep an eye out for - absolute wrong 'uns.

Hmmm......

In Reverse wrote: ↑Fri Jun 26, 2020 9:46 am Police dogs are usually fine tbf.

It's the police dog handlers you need to keep an eye out for - absolute wrong 'uns.

Oi

Dave Barter wrote: ↑Tue Jun 23, 2020 8:17 am

rufus748 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 11:32 pm Ah, operation Julie. Close family ties to that...

I read a great book on that a few years back. We’re you in it?

Bloody cheek, I'd have been 5..... no, my god father (who happens to be a bloody good cyclist as was his son who went pro for a while)

Ah, operation Julie. Close family ties to that...

Sold to him ^^^^^
Stains and all...
Doesn't want to wear them, just scratch and sniff.

Wotsits wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 10:30 am I'll give you extra if you've wore them & not washed them?

Give a minute (or two).....

yes, these:
https://aussiegritapparel.com/collectio ... 2-in-1-bib

SOLDThese have just arrived, I ordered a pair of large in the normal short but could only get XL in the bibs (the last pair). Unfortunately the bibs are too big as I much prefer them
Before I return them on Monday does anybody want them?
Same as I paid £49

thanks all. I've taken a punt, at best I might need to lose a couple of lockdown pounds

Thanks, don't really use the pockets anyway. Might take a punt, can always return them

Interested in picking up a pair in their sale. I recall there are few owners on here. How do they size up?

Maybe its run off with my excel document because apparently my computer is "sorry but we cant find....." that will make the accounts easy.
Luckily I backed it up. Oh, hang on.....

Trailstar in orange and carbon pole made by a man in a shed in darkest wales. I bought the used TS from eBay with the intention of getting my son into the wilder side of camping, put it up in the garden and he's not interested (although he'll sleep out in a hammock?...) I put it away and forgot abo...

Thanks Dave
Could get expensive...

FLV wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 9:47 am

Dave Barter wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2020 2:12 pm Lots of bargintastic Garmins

https://www.myactivediscounts.co.uk/red ... offer=MTYz

Thanks Dave, saved me a chunk of cash there

Tried opening the link and I need to log in with a company email? Is the link no longer active?

Why yes indeed I do have a lovely pair...
I'll PM you.

Thanks, no not a profile change, just a poor picture.
I'll speak to five lanes tomorrow, and also Kinesis. I'm not the original owner so the warranty won't apply to me, maybe they'll offer me a discount on a new frame if I'm lucky...

Thanks everyone. Interesting debate developing
Yeah Stu in concerned about a repair bearing in mind the thickness of the top tube. Maybe it's time for a new one.
Anybody need a kidney? (Or other organ/limb subject to negotiation) One careful(ISH) owner...

Not a great day. Just found a crack in the top tube of my Kinesis ATR
No idea how it got there, is it repairable? How visible would the repair be? (If indeed it cn be repaired). Not an ideal time to be buying a new frame....

BigdummySteve wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 6:38 pm Well it plays very nicely with a dynamo, it briefly flashes up ‘external power lost’ when you stop then gets on with it.

Strange, mine doesn't. One of the things that I first noticed unlike the Oregon which would turn off unless you were really quick on the buttons

Garmin battery packs back in stock £74.99
https://www.cyclerepublic.com/garmin-ch ... y8EALw_wcB

They were £75 recently at cycle republic. Prices seem to fluctuate if your in no rush.

I left my bike box at the train station last time, they were happy to take it. Its effectively a hard case so there was no chance of getting it into the airport left luggage anyway (and the train station was cheaper).