Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 6:24 pm All out at present but more soft stickers plus summat new shortly.

Any more 'Dont be soft" stickers, going spare, Stu.

Getting a works team together, to raise money over the rest of the year, and thought they might help with motivation

How much does it weigh, if you include the chairs?

Or go for a long ride on a short pier

Could also be used for purloining an extra portion of chips, during a WRT stopover.
Of course you'd have to distract the owner of the chippy, you cheeky monkey...

But if I win the Euro millions tomorrow night you'll find me here on the Llŷn Peninsula. https://www.onthemarket.com/details/661 ... D-JwKpqKeA John, that is 'kin horrible. Think of what you could buy for 3 million and besides, why would anyone want to live in Cheshire on Sea? I agree - most of the...

Another approach would be to add your own bosses to a suitably sized rectangle of fabric, firming a kind of harness, that help to position the straps, and enclose the bag a bit more.
It would have to be fairly lightweight, though

Is the lack of strap bosses on a drybag really that much of an issue?
Do they slip out of the straps?

As per the answer from @Gregmay...
1 X 16 inch pizza = 200 sq inches
1 X 12inch pizza = 113 sq inches
2 X 10 inch pizzas = 156 sq inches, they fit in the rack, and more scope for topping choices

Spring days in Mint Sauce land This is enough 'remoteness' for me, although I'm not able to access it, at the moment, as it's not quite as local as I'd like. My relatively modest plan would be to move to a reasonable sized town/village, nearer to the South Downs, to a modest house with a bigger gar...

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:30 pm I've got visions of the bar from Dusk till dawn.

I was thinking more of "The Mended Drum" from Discworld

Somebody gave me a Contigo mug, a couple of Christmases ago - it fits a bottle cage perfectly and keeps drinks hot for hours. https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/293239575?sc_cmp=ppc*GHS+-+Grocery+-+Repeat+&+DS*PX+%7C+Shopping+GSC+%7C+Actives+%7C+All+Products+%2B+Tesco+Brand*R+%26+DS:...

PaulB2 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 4:13 pm I suppose this is what Thatcher wanted:

I wonder what the charts look like for other countries?

The nearest I can come to answering this (well, before I read the other answers, at least) is that I have some 28 inch tubes in my 29er tyres.
Have no idea where they came from, though

Is that a bear, or a blunt nosed wolf?

Not sure what the point is of more gears i have a couple of 10 speed set ups and a couple of 11 . . . Gravel bikes would be better if we had a double option for bikepacking rather than 1 more step in the gears we allready have I think you just answered your own question - more gears = smaller steps...

psling wrote: ↑Thu Dec 31, 2020 9:16 am There seems to be a distinct lack of cables in that photo?

The bag rubbing, against the front tyre, acts as a brake

I'd say that road and MTB requirements are sufficiently different to justify two lights. For road, something with a correctly shaped beam is better for the rider AND incoming drivers/riders. https://www.alpinetrek.co.uk/busch-mueller-ixon-iq-premium-front-light (Might be trickier to get, after midni...

Having been off the bike for a couple of months, due to a painful hip, and having my Zwift based recovery stalled by a rotten cold, my plans are to continue zwifting until the weather and my fitness improves, then resume as many local rides as I can then, if/when travel opportunities arise, set off ...

Supernova wrote: ↑Thu Dec 24, 2020 5:30 pm That’s a great film. Smoking a pipe and riding at the same time.

He should paying 'road tax', with emissions like that

Many of the people involved aren't practical people. They're not used to having to get sh1t done. They're used to sitting down and talking about getting sh1t done while ultimately never getting any sh1t done at all.

Don't forget "getting sh1t done, sh1tly"

Cheeky Monkey wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 2:12 pm

Borderer wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 1:54 pm ... as it would be attached to him he won't be able to forget it. ...

I suspect you know you're underestimating the capacity for teenage boys to achieve the seemingly impossible

Add to that, the fact that he's a weirdo, and all bets are off

Fat tyre kicker wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 2:00 pm No, their details are kept on a web..site

You win

Does the Raveman actually dip, in the same way that car headlights do, or is it just a lowering of the brightness? I've recently bought a B&M Icon IQ Premium and took it out for a test ride on a local road loop. The shape of the beam does result in a more consistent light coverage across its ran...

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:58 pm I'm a bit surprised it's running.

It's not, it's cycling