Happy Saturday for me tomorrow as I will be in Shona and Rich’s picking a little something up VERY envious, I absolutely love my Fargo and the cutty appears to be very similar in concept but lighter and generally just ultra swanky, they are both very much mountain bikes which just happen to have dr...

Happy Saturday for me tomorrow as I will be in Shona and Rich’s picking a little something up

Really enjoyable write up Bob but definitely not my cup of tea

Yes we arboring him now

Is this so you can easily start a fire at the end of a ride ?

<runs>

Bearbonesnorm wrote:

Took the axe down off the wall for the first time in ages

Disappointed ... expected a story about cutting wood.

I got wood briefly

Took the axe down off the wall for the first time in ages

Played "Bleed it Out" by Linkin Park really badly. Then made up my own blues thrash riff.

Put it back on the wall.

Anyway, made me happy, maybe not the neighbours though.

Can we track you mad buggers anywhere?

benp1 wrote:Plus a triple garage with space for a fun car, some motorbikes, some bicycles and a workshop

Oh and a house big enough to comfortably have a full size snooker table

This makes me so happy. As a kid all I ever wanted was a snooker table. I genuinely watched Hurricane Higgins in black and white.

All you time hippys can get off my capitalist money grabbing thread right now. I’d also like multiple Gore Shakedry jackets so I could ride them near thorns and not care about holes. And maybe a full set of Revelate bags.

Yes. Where you moved to?

Zippy wrote:

Dave Barter wrote: if money really was growing on trees

I think there's a chance this may happen with your latest endeavour

Hahhahhahahhahhahhahhahhahhahahahahahahaha!

I'd earn more on a milk round currently

pistonbroke wrote:Ooh, so what have you gone for Dave? Bombtrack?Cutthroat? FargoTi with Rohloff? When are you treating it to a Spanish holiday?

I went for the Cutthroat Duncan. There are life complications preventing a Spain trip presently but it will happen one day!

I want a bike butler as well. On arrival home Jeeves will take my stead round the back for a jolly good cleanup. And then bring me a tray of beer, crumpets and Texan bars.

A few months back I was dithering around buying a new bike. I had some spare cash after we downsized and thought I should save it for a rainy day. Luckily I have the best wife in the world and she told me to just buy the bloody thing. So I have done and am looking forward to picking it up from Shona...

I bivied next to the huts on Studland bay. A really quiet and sheltered spot as long as you get up before the dog walkers...and nudists.

I’m the keyboard warrior around here thank you very much, if I started making some of those bars they’d not get finished

Holy thread resurrection! What do you all think of the Salsa Cutthroat? Could this be an answer and can you actually get them in the UK? I`ve got a Cutthroat in Medium that you are welcome to try Dave, I dont think you are a million miles from me? It came from Ghyllside cycles, Ambleside, They post...

Holy thread resurrection!

What do you all think of the Salsa Cutthroat? Could this be an answer and can you actually get them in the UK?

I seem to recall that Jeff Jones ended up contacting Alpkit and saying - "Don't sell these or else my lawyers will be in touch" whereupon Alpkit withdrew them (and then sold the container load they had received on the QT) Maybe on -one are a bit more thick skinned..... A little bird told ...

<gives Jase a big love in kiss>

I think it may be grim in places currently. I rode it a few years back in better conditions

http://phased.co.uk/the-wessex-ridgeway/

Garmin Oregon 700 with a rechargeable battery pack is the perfect all options GPS for me. I’ve had most of the Garmin models and now settled on this.

Nothing beats Stu’s super short poles which really do make the difference for me when packing my sleeping stuff.