No worries, glad your sorted

Item: 301121463533
Just listed on ebay, (not mine).
In case you're still looking?

New build on the horizon, I'm looking for some Woodchippers, bigger the better, ideally 46cm.

Might be 2 on ebay? Descriptions are brief but to my untrained eye they look like they could be the elusive Tiger Paws. I did see an advert the other day where somebody was selling 2. Can't remember where though....

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Got the same pack but can't find a GPX copy on-line. Started plotting one on Garmin Basecamp, then swapped to a Satmap and forgot to transfer it
If anyone's got one I'd love a copy please.

Another vote for Afan Lodge. Stayed there last year for the weekend. Great accomodation, secure underground bike storage and bike wash. 3 of shared a room (and the cost). Great food, and you can cycle along the cycle path below the lodge to the nearby centres. As I recall, the chef's brother rides A...

I'd go for a bolt and hinge type jobby. Or easier still (if possible) see if you can bolt the ahifter to the brake lever clamp (sram matchmaker style) Like this idea. Might be able to use the hinged bracket and cut the Avid clamp to fit on. Use lock-on grips. Easy to swap everything over then. I us...

I mainly run a SS for all off road stuff after being recently converted and love the simplicity and "release" from the feeling I have to race everywhere off road. On the road I use an Alfine as the SS just doesn't cut it as a commuter. The Alfine changer only has a single bolt on the handl...

I've got both the Garmin 800 and now (just) have a Satmap active 10. I've used the Garmin on previous WRT's and local rides on Dartmoor etc and always found the screen size to be a limiting factor. It's great on the roadbike for a sportive etc or recording training rides but the screen size lets it ...

SOLD

Selling my Iphone 5. It's pristine, always been in a case with front and rear screen protectors as well. I can't find a single mark on it. It comes with the box and charger. Currently on EE/Orange. Just uploaded iOS 7 and it's been reset to factory settings. Looking for £300 plus postage any way you...

Used my quilt for the first time in anger on the WRT. (A Rev X 30 overstuffed) Saturday night was a touch chilly confirmed by the frozen water bottle in the morning... :shock: So how do you set up your quilt and matt? I had mine on top the matt, but looking around there seems to be different ways. D...

Only used once, at 6' 3" it's just too short for me. Shame, it's very comfortable. Here's the stats: Weight: 18.1 oz,514 g Dimensions: 72" x 23" x 2.5",183 cm x 59 cm x 6.5 cm Packed Size: 5" x 9", 12.7 cm x 22.8 cm Includes: Stuff Sack, Patch Kit Cheapest I can find is...

No worries. Thanks for the update. Sorry it was out of the sack but it halved postage costs!!
Enjoy.

SilTarp sold

Go on then.
PayPal gift.
Drop me you address, email in profile. PayPal details the same.
Cheers, Andy

1. Kathmandu trekking (expedition equipment) tarp. 240 X 180. Green. 5 tie down points along each edge and one central. Seam sealed. Used once. Includes lines. 385gm's in the bag. £40 posted

2. Integral Designs SilTarp 1. Brand new, unused. 150 X 250. Grey. 200gm's in the bag. £45 posted

I'll email them to you. As a matter of interest how do I post pictures on here?

No idea why I put black, these are SILVER (!!!!!)

As title, cranks are in good condition, chainring is used but plenty of life left in it. Top notch cranks that will polish up nicely. £75 including postage.
(Crank bolts are included) black, 175mm. Needs an ISIS BB.
Pics on request.
Thanks

http://5monthstomexico.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/pictures-of-biking.html Mate of mine and his wife are cycling around the world. They started in Alaska, his blog includes some great shots of the landscape. Looks like miles and miles of open dirt roads with stunning scenery. The link is to one of his Al...

Really like the look of the Salsa El M but unsure of the tubing, basic 4130. Just seen the Pipedream Skookum 29er, 853 tubing. Can be run as SS, Alfine, belt or normal. Looks just the job!

I'm looking to build a new bike. I'd rather build than buy off the shelf as I enjoy the process. I currently ride a carbon Epic and carbon road bike. (Just happened that way). I want something that will replace the Epic and do more... Decisions made already are: 29er Steel hardtail Two sets of wheel...

Having brought in a bit from the US I think it depends on the value and category of the item. Different items attract different duty rates at different thresholds.
This is helpful:

http://www.dutycalculator.com/new-impor ... lculation/

Thanks, decision made then!
Now, colour...... Hmmmmm....