Apidura frame bag, purchased 2nd hand from Gari of this parish.
Also a Rock Razor for the back and a Nobby Nic for the front.

Fed up of running my fat bike tyres on the "thumb press" method I decided I needed a decent pressure gauge.

Mr Postman just delivered a new nice shiny Topeak D2 Smart Head Digital Pressure Gauge

First check and I was running them at 6psi front and 5psi rear... no wonder I've been having some crappie trail ride of late, ha !!!

Rab Sierra bivi ...need to stop buying bivi bags lol but can't help bagging bargains.

I like that wingnut their not easy to get hold of are they, i like the front zip

Lawmanmx wrote:I like that wingnut their not easy to get hold of are they, i like the front zip

No they aren't ...been wait for ages to see one up for sale ...its a big bag too which is good as I like to be able to turn around in a bivi .
Heres some comparison pics with other bags.

not jealous at all could I be cheeky and ask how much and where from?

Lawmanmx wrote: not jealous at all could I be cheeky and ask how much and where from?

£85 Flea bay.

i'll start saving now

A spot gen 3 from EBay. Buy it now for £89. Will get some rechargeable batteries for it now...

Some 'andlebars.

Bearbonesnorm wrote:Some 'andlebars.

Are they proper moto?

12 litres of bio-ethanol. I've tried a pop can stove-full. It makes much less smell than standard maths.

And a complete set of rear shock bearings for my full susser.

Are they proper moto?

I know what you're thinking Nigel but no, these are certainly not moto

Bearbonesnorm wrote:

Are they proper moto?

I know what you're thinking Nigel but no, these are certainly not moto

An Alpkit Hunka XL and a Stem Cell.

Hopefully the former will let me use inflatable sleep mat, sleeping bag and quilt inside the bag so being somewhat more integrated than at present. Not used a Stem Cell before so that's an experiment.

Borah bivvy arrived.

Nice and light.



Compact.



But roomy. Went for the wide version to make sure I can fit my fat ass in and its huge, I could have got away with a standard.



And a new phone for perusing this here forum.

More goodies from Howies arrived yesterday

Cycling related ones are bib tights and LS jersey

I'm probably somewhere between M-L but they only comes in S/M or L/XL. Went for the latter, it isn't quite roadie tight (which is what I was hoping for) but the sleeves are the right length at least!

The tights are VERY stretchy!

And a new phone for perusing this here forum.

Can it take bigger pictures?

Bearbonesnorm wrote:

And a new phone for perusing this here forum.

Can it take bigger pictures?

Odd that, I see them sensible size on mobile but huge on the desktop. Oops.

benp1 wrote:More goodies from Howies arrived yesterday

Cycling related ones are bib tights and LS jersey

I'm probably somewhere between M-L but they only comes in S/M or L/XL. Went for the latter, it isn't quite roadie tight (which is what I was hoping for) but the sleeves are the right length at least!

The tights are VERY stretchy!

I've been using the Howies tights and shirt (long and short sleeved) for the past month - top notch kit they are

Some 9 / 3 speed Thumbies and a copy of the Conway Log from 1949 which completes my 'YHA Log' collection

A Skeletool after my Freestyle decided to begin self-destructing.

Greetz

S.

weird/luxury one this, but I just got a pair of these in the post:

http://barefootbritain.co.uk/products/o ... dable-shoe

I hate having wet feet at night and always change into spare socks overnight. Plan to try these as camp shoes so I can get out of wet riding shoes. They may do for the odd river crossing, too. They fold up to nothing! I reckon they're about 200g.

They also make you look like some sort of pixie with a rubber fetish

How long does a biodegradable shoe last?

Bearbonesnorm wrote:How long does a biodegradable shoe last?

With my feet? About a week!