Dash4it maps (again)

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Dakota 20 user here too. Screen is lacking compared to hd screens on new mobiles but its easy & safe exposed to the elements. I'm assuming that Stu was recommending os maps from ioffer but auto correct kicked in. ;) A pair of lithium AAs last over 24hrs continuous run time. Backcountry navigator...

s8tannorm wrote:

Any chance of the image scaling down/being printed on a t shirt for a 6-9 month old?

Sorry Nigel, the smallest shirt size possible is small and really the 'image' isn't really suitable for a child

You clearly haven't met the child....

Draw the route in Osgetamap online (and then convert to a gpx track in bikehike as osgetamap adds in loads of waypoints that scuppers the garmin) or in bikehike.co.uk itself. A top tip is to scope out any potential bridleway/path/track on aerial photos as often what's on the map is invisible on the ...

Any chance of the image scaling down/being printed on a t shirt for a 6-9 month old?

Chew wrote:

D Faff Master wrote:That's everyone out. Here are a few pictures from the start before we all knew what we were letting ourselves in for!
http://goo.gl/kxWjpO

Linky no worky

Works for me, might need to have a Google+ account too see them.

Like lambs to the slaughter.....

Future classic? Current imho.

In 10ml http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/pages/product_detail.asp?pid=589&prodid=93&cid=223 To help me sleep under canvas, ref the thread from the other day. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bach_flower_remedies :lol: You could've had half a bottle of Scotch instead, that WOULD help you sleep...

Rutland cycles have a lot of offers on Exposure lights and accessories including 2012 Joysticks for £50 and current model for £80. Boost cable is also only £6.99 at mo http://www.rutlandcycling.com/advancedsearch.aspx?Term=exposure Fingers in ears and covering eyes, la la la la la I can't hear you....

Good luck fellas, I'm supremely jealous! Hopefully I can wangle some time over the Summer and beg, steal or borrow your GPX.

I've got a TN Argon, they don't seem to make it any more but it weighs bugger all and you can fit two in and have kit storage/doors on both sides.

I'm hoping to improve on last years kitchen sink effort.

A four month old daughter means I'm not getting out often enough to justify having this gathering dust. :sad: 18" On One Fatty built up from a Frameset & Wheel kit OO Smoothie Mixer Headset OO Floater Tyres with plenty of tread left Kona Explosif Stem/720mm bars/Seatpost (satin logos on bla...

SimonD wrote:Do people still use Paper/laminated maps or are you all on GPS?

GPS primarily but print out A4 1:50ks from OSGetamap as a failsafe.

I used to have a set of these on my '92 Scott Montana. They were vaguely exciting for sprinting up hills. Looks like they could be popular again!

I think they are only available direct:

http://www.sinewavecycles.com/products/ ... revolution

I was also looking at this as it's cheaper but the output is lower so might take an age to actually charge anything:

http://r.ebay.com/vm6T6r

What about this badboy?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00CXOF8WQ

Brothersmith wrote:

johnnystorm wrote:Any sources for the revolution other than direct from the states?

I'm thinking of ordering one if you want to go halves on postage? Drop me a PM if your interested

Postage is only $15. It's the $120 & potential import taxes that put me off!

Argh. Seemed a true enthusiast and someone whose reviews I trusted. :(

RIP Steve.

Steel frames at the cutting edge have got better (853, 931, 953) but I'm not sure that a lugged 631 frame is any better than a '90's 531. In theory it should be better than the original '80's conquests as the butting profiles of the tubes should be more in line with what is required for an MTB. Dep...

composite wrote:

johnnystorm wrote:Hmm, worth me chasing one up for £12.99 then..

Not when you already have a SP hub. :)

Very true, but one of those usb voltage regulators is about 5x the price!

I haven't ridden my full susser since September, mainly as I didn't want to wreck it in grotty conditions so it's been rigid rides on either my inbred ss, fargo or fatty. On a single track outing around the woods I took my fatty and my BIL brought his El Mar. Dunno if it was the fork set up, seat he...

It's a lot of money to spend to remind yourself how duff bikes were back in the day! I know the Rover Mini sold largely unchanged for 40 odd years but that offered something modern cars didn't. I'm not convinced ye olde mtbs offer the same experience. Retrobike might disagree I guess. If you were de...

Hmm, worth me chasing one up for £12.99 then..