The post man's been ...

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vaguely exciting :mrgreen:
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Answers on a postcard please.
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And the winner is........... Norm.
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Single or double layer?
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Lots of lovely carbon and alloy tube, 250 10mm blanking plugs and a copy of The Cordillera.
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Two 1l and a 13l alpkit airlok drybag. The 1l is the perfect size diameter for a mytimug on the forks :geek:
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A pair of tree huggers and a couple of quilt hooks.
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Jolly good, got them to you eventually ;)
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A bit late but...
13 Alpkit Airlok extra drybag (in kelp)
25 l Gourdon pack - (in Kelp)
Alpkit Delta Tent (guess the colour!)...excellent quality and light. Bit of a faff for me i think..will try a night out over weekend (back garden only!) If not for me, keep an eye on the classifieds!! :D
10x Candy canes
Alpkit Hunka - from brothersmith
Lezyne pump
Platypus 2 l bladder

And courtousy of Stuart, a rather toasty Nanok Comfort -5 sleeping bag

And i'm now skint.... :shock:
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Finally...

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Finally...
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Looks like a Kona to me.
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A little something from the good ol' US of A to boost the performance of my quilts when the weather gets chilly. New old stock BPL synthetic 'clava ... it's right warm and the colour matches my RAB Infinity and Nanok booties spot on ;)

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The postman knocked this morning with my alpkit ti pegs & a airlock extra.
They arrived just in time for this weekends trip, however half the fun of receiving goodie in the post was absent today as it was not my regular postman who i normally play guess the contents with :(
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flatfishy wrote:Looks like a Kona to me.
Yup, kona raijin. It's getting a gear hub soon too. Just got to get a dropout made
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^^^^^^^^^ I thought that the Dr Who monster special effects had moved on a bit since the 1970s Stuart? ;)


Any older bikepackers remember the one about the giant green maggots in that Welsh mine ??

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Green_Death

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It was a good day today at the Bagcave...Mr Postman delivered my Rob English twenty niner! :D

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That's a full twenty niner MTB, with 2.4" tyres, two rear wheels, front rack, 27" wide Jones bars, aero bars, 5 bottle cages,a saddle bag, a full frame bag, front and rear gastank bags, a handlebar harness, 2 13ltr ortlieb drybags, and a full size sleeping bag....all in a 26" x 26" x 12" case! :D
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BRP - Seriously impressed! Do you know what the whole lot weighs (case and everything else)?
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Well the case on it's own weighs over 15lbs so the whole thing as it came to me was over 50lbs. :D
That included a few little bits and pieces that wouldn't be travelling anywhere with me, and quite a bit of fabric packing put in by Rob.
But the convenience of moving a case of this size around compared to a full size bike box is worth it to me.
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Superb job, you will be stunning customs people the world over when they ask what's in the case.
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Impressive, but what do you do withthe case once you get "there"?

Seriously though, really impressive 8-)
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Impressive stuff. That'll be your postie off with a bad back for 6 months then.....

My postie isn't interested in bikepacking stuff. He only wants to chat about what dvds i've ordered from play.com and about how much he hates his new boss.
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