I’ve one you can borrow for a try out John.

Also, I'd love to see them prove in a legal setting that they told you this and you confirmed that you'd both understood and accepted this, and therefore they had passed on the liability

Hint: there is absolutely NO way they could.

Ours are through https://pedalcover.co.uk/. Specialist household insurance with 15k bike cover built in. small specialist broker, phone them, speak to actual people who are friendly and knowledgeable. 0800 121 4424 The policy was slighty cheaper than our existing cover with much higher contents cove...

On my 30x, which I presume has the same menus, it’s the same. I tend to use the track manager option to load routes. So I’ve moved it up to the top few rows on the menu. I did that because it also has the track save options in it too. Meaning I also use that, although I’ve set it up to auto-archive...

On my 30x, which I presume has the same menus, it’s the same. I tend to use the track manager option to load routes. So I’ve moved it up to the top few rows on the menu. I did that because it also has the track save options in it too. Meaning I also use that, although I’ve set it up to auto-archive ...

There's far better ways to spend £80 on a bag: https://rockrun.com/collections/mountain-hardwear-sleeping-bag-deals/products/mountain-hardwear-hyperlamina-spark-32 I picked one of these up for daughter to use. Used it last week, very impressive. Really well made, soft, comfy. Warm enough at 2c and ...

Bearbonesnorm wrote:

A 30th birthday present, it’s had 12 years of hard work, been sharpened once in that time and is still spot on.

Were the other 8 years easy?

Ooof! Harsh.

Stuart, I can see some justification in those Clint-sticks now!

Something like this at 4+ euro would be ok. https://www.extremtextil.de/en/nylon-tafetta-downproof-55g-sqm-special-price.html Guess it will be soft/silky(ish) like most sleeping bags. Ive has fabrics from them before, decent company There’s a few lighter and pricier fabrics too in the uncoated secti...

If you want a really good axe get a gransfors bruks - they are pricy but they are hand made by a Norwegian dude who signs your axe. They are top quality, can hold a razor sharp edge and will last for ever (with occasional replacement of the head and the haft of course :mrgreen: ) There forest axe w...

DIY from the same fabric I make my quilts. 7d Ripstop Nylon. 60 g. Main reason I use it is to keep my quilts/bags 'clean'. That's interesting, do you have any more info? I had a search in the MYOG forum and couldn't find anything. It sounds sweaty to me! Is it? I’m assuming it will be similar 7d fa...

Very few seem to be properly sharpened purchase either.

I recently bought an ace this size as a gift. Went for a small silver line from toolstation for a tenner.

A few passes on the bench grinder then whetstone and it’s kitchen knife sharp now!

The track wasn’t the part that people objected to

Also, was that the sectio that led to the erm ‘Clint sticks?’

For those in the know, it's the section of lovely remote rocky track that ultimately veers off through some trees (some might have being lay across the track), then spits you out onto some tussocky hillside pretending to be a bridleway. After meandering through that maze you finally found yourself ...

I’ve an alpkit silk one. But that’s on the small side too.

And there's only one crap bit ... although it did feature on the 2014 BB200 :-bd That was my first thought too!! Although not crap. Just an acquired taste? Yeah I can take that :) Not sure if you ride the classic 2014 bb200? But if it’s the section I’m thinking of it really is very special. Ground ...

Why do you all have to bother with this crap ? I bet the RSF didn’t use spots (mind you they probably were always in groups)... Along with spirit of adventure you need ‘wherewithal’ and ‘mountaincraft’, and knowing your limits and knowing that accidents can and do happen, and if you’re always tuned...

I’m on the lookout for a synthetic bag so it’d be great ianfitz if you could let me know which one you got and if it’s any good. :-bd I ordered this one https://rockrun.com/collections/mountain-hardwear-sleeping-bag-deals/products/mountain-hardwear-hyperlamina-spark-32 I’ve seen one of this range i...

Bearbonesnorm wrote:And there's only one crap bit ... although it did feature on the 2014 BB200

That was my first thought too!!

Although not crap. Just an acquired taste?

I didn’t make it but....

A nifty 3D printed gizmo to securely attach an Etrex to an Edge mount. Still using a leash though!

Pics here - https://instagram.com/p/BtWfvamAdlk/

ianfitz wrote:Is there a pdf of the template around?

My old wind shield is ready for renewing

Don’t worry I seem to have one

Is there a pdf of the template around?

My old wind shield is ready for renewing

More MH sleeping bag deals. https://rockrun.com/collections/mountain-hardwear-sleeping-bag-deals?goal=0_aab826b63c-f54830fde5-155796925&mc_cid=f54830fde5&mc_eid=648fe8be23 Timely post there. Winter ish synthetic bag purchased for proto-vegan daughter. Although I’ll nick it and try it first....

Ridiculous question time. Would a quilt such as the fab one, be capable of boosting a 2-3 season bag, up to 3-4 season spec ? Quite possibly. I've a PHD Minim 200 which is rated to 5C. With the Cumulus 150 (also rated to 5C) as a wrapper I'm fine down to -5/-6C which is good enough for most UK cond...

Fit and quality is good. I’ve worn mine a fair bit.

One minor thing; I’d rather a smaller print as it can get very slightly clammy under there. Obviously no different to any other T-shirt with a solid block print on but maybe better for wearing during excercise...