I use a one of these: https://www.lomo.co.uk/acatalog/20L-mot ... ml#SID=118

Not got a separate pocket though.

Tough as old boots and big enough for my winter sleeping bag.

Dunno how much a Tailfin weighs but my Topeak QR Beam rack is 600g and cost me a tenner 2nd hand.

So long as you don't actually want to put panniers on it, it's very sturdy for a big old drybag with a couple of straps.

Edit: Just checked and bloody hell they're light!

I may be talking aboslute bollocks, but i thought a Shimano 10spd rear mech has the same travel as an 11 spd and were interchangeable. Its the shifter that does the indexing.

But I may have dreamt it / made that up.

I'll take the XL if still available. If not the XXL.

PM sent.

Ta.

Cut it with a Dremel, smoothed the cuts off. Keyed the racked and sprayed it mat black.

Doesn't seem to chip off, bit you may need some touch-up on standby if you're worried.

Washers are in the plastic bag tied to the rack. I only placed it on for the photo but it's been fully tested in the field (and woods).

It's a bona fide Hoprocker Creation™. I very nearly hung on to it, but it just wouldn't look right on the new bike and it really suited the Ramin.

Me, my Dad and my daughter apparently have genetics that means we are always hungry! I have to actively stop myself earing continuously.

However my step-daughtet can firget ro eat all day.

I think I'd prefer that.

Forgot to say they're free. Title altered!

Glad to hear your having fun with the Ramin Shaf. I used a Bonty XR3 29x2.4 on it for a while with loads of clearance. Quite a narrow rim tho.

I use my Lifeventure ome all the time. Really handy size.

I've got a spare KS Southpaw:

https://www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/seatposts/ks-southpaw

£20 inc postage?

The clear out continues and seeing as I no longer own a plus sized bike.... Vittoria Fat MTB Lite Off-Road inner tube 29x3.0-3.5. Two 27.5x3.0 inner tubes (unknown brand). All unused and relatively clean. :grin: Located in Surrey/Hampshire borders but can post at your cost (dunno how much...). Feel ...

If anyone missed out, I've got a spare pair too. PM me if you're interested

A mixture of chainsaw lube and white spirits. Just keep applying before each ride until all moving parts have a thick black protective coating.

redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Tue Jan 26, 2021 1:21 pm Velocity Dually 29er front wheel added to the sales please. It has a Hope QR hub. Priced at £105 inclusive of postage. Open to offers..

Changed the bearings on that about 4 weeks ago!

Rear XT hub was new in June

Thanks. See you soon!

And thanks for the interest everyone else!

Hiya, just woke up. Will reply in PM

Here's a run down on what I'd sell the components for. Not quite ready to admit defeat and break her up yet... But if you want to register your interest and if a buyer doesn't appear by Thursday I'll start selling bits off :cry: Prices do not include postage. Post any questions below or drop me a me...

Not a lot of clearance! More than a fag paper but... On 45mm internal diameter rims. Works fine so long as you don't pump the tyres up too hard.

Front rack is a Basil Portland Front Carrier that I've cut down. It works really well using the lower fork bolt. I can still attached the fork cages.

Righto.... let me get my thinking cap on.

Anyone know the cheapest way of sending a frame perchance?

Haha! Well I've got interest in the the front wheel already, and now the frame so a split is looking increasingly likely!

Although I remember having a right struggle finding a cheap way to send a frame before.

Clink - is your Stooge non-boost? Just wondering if you bought the frame from me you could swap wheels over as needed?

I'd like it to go to you if possible as you were after one for so long!

I'm, selling my large Planet X XLS (57cm large) to make space for a new bike. It is a great gravel bike and will even take a few bags if you want to go bikepacking. But on the flip side you can put some road tyres on and keep up on a road ride (I rode the London Ride 100 on it). It's light and respo...

I'm, selling my Ramin 3+ to make space for a new bike. If you're looking at this you probably know a little about these bikes but here is a quick run down: - Ideal bike packer. - Alu frame, steel forks. - Cage mounts on fork legs, downtube (2 x top, 1 x bottom). - Eccentric bottom bracket that can t...