..and dropped off a wildcat lion and dry bags to complete my collection.

The end of an era

Some double ended and tapered dry bags, a Lion harness and an Ocelot from Beth and Ian.

Thanks guys.

whitestone wrote:The end of an era

Some double ended and tapered dry bags, a Lion harness and an Ocelot from Beth and Ian.

Thanks guys.

Same here.

A cheetah to round off my collection.

Three Conti Light 26" - yes, 26 - tubes - yes, tubes .

Mr L Uddite

RIP wrote:Three Conti Light 26" - yes, 26 - tubes - yes, tubes .

Mr L Uddite

Stone him!

Jehovah!

Not a single postman

Bike build is nearly finished
Enough to test ride on the ten foot

Cut steerer and tape bars.
Liking Di2

.....and after last year's BB200 the wheels are tubeless

Specialized Sequoia Pro by Asposium, on Flickr

"Who threw that stone? Come on".

" She did"
"[low voices]He did. He. Him [/low voices]"

Well done Mr Uddite, 26 is not dead


Oh, and p.s. I too have received some end-of-an-era bits from Wildcat, usual great service.

With not 3 but 4 of Planet X's finest 26 inch self sealing inner tubes for the Pub and Cafe training bike during the hedge trimming season and one of their
Fire Maple mugs for dangling duties .

A MH bag... the £81 one from Tiso (could have been £72 if I had a membership which doesn't appear to have a link to!)...

Asposium wrote:Not a single postman

Bike build is nearly finished
Enough to test ride on the ten foot

Cut steerer and tape bars.
Liking Di2

.....and after last year's BB200 the wheels are tubeless

Specialized Sequoia Pro by Asposium, on Flickr

That seat post looks like someone having a dump

Sigh, there's always someone who has to lower the tone of the place isn't there? (To be scrupulously fair, it's usually me)

And brought me an Aiguille frame bag. Great customer service and my template made out of Weetabix boxes was sized correctly!

OrangeGreg wrote:And brought me an Aiguille frame bag. Great customer service and my template made out of Weetabix boxes was sized correctly!

Please Greg can we get some closeup pics of it and the detail this maker puts into his bags...

.... and dropped off some of Stu's new Bow Tie strap anchors. They will happily fit upside down and attach to my Fatty's bottle cage braze ons, but they're not in precisely the position I want them, so we will be performing some minor surgery this evening, and giving the bike three new holes on the underside of the top tube for some rivnuts. That will be fun. And then I guess I'm gonna to buy another set of Bow Ties ....

I don’t use Flickr and if it’s more complicated than clicking on my phone probably not.
If it helps I ordered a red one then changed my mind to black. They rang me up to offer red stitching and zips if I wanted it on the black bag.Also rang me again to query delivery instructions for safety of delivery. All very much appreciated. Got it in less than a week.
You could message direct to them or hope a more computer literate person reads this and posts, sorry.

Hoping to stop a floppy top tube bag on a couple of bikes with these from DrJon

A 11-42 cassette new derailleur,gear cables some pads and set of SKS Cronin plastics for the croix de fer( the commutes are a bit wet)

A box of 20 Tommee Tippee 'express and go' breast milk pouches

These are just over 180ml, food-safe and sterile, and have a reasonably wide screw top which means I think I've found a way to take Muller rice on rides or ready made custard, or ambrosia... in fact all of those sort of things I crave on big rides

sean_iow wrote:A box of 20 Tommee Tippee 'express and go' breast milk pouches

These are just over 180ml, food-safe and sterile, and have a reasonably wide screw top which means I think I've found a way to take Muller rice on rides or ready made custard, or ambrosia... in fact all of those sort of things I crave on big rides

That's a good idea!

How are you planning to fill them without mess and any thoughts on cleaning?

benp1 wrote:

sean_iow wrote:A box of 20 Tommee Tippee 'express and go' breast milk pouches

These are just over 180ml, food-safe and sterile, and have a reasonably wide screw top which means I think I've found a way to take Muller rice on rides or ready made custard, or ambrosia... in fact all of those sort of things I crave on big rides

That's a good idea!

How are you planning to fill them without mess and any thoughts on cleaning?

Look around for a jam maker's funnel, has a wide neck to allow thicker consistency foodstuffs through.

benp1 wrote: That's a good idea!

How are you planning to fill them without mess and any thoughts on cleaning?

The opening on the top is 25mm dia so I'm planning on getting a funnel and seeing how I get on.

As for cleaning, I might try washing them out, they're clear so I can see if they're clean. At £7 for 20 that's only 35p each and I'll probably use less a year than a baby would in a day, so I might just rinse them and put them in the recycling.

Bitty

Dave Barter wrote:Bitty

You

whitestone wrote:Look around for a jam maker's funnel, has a wide neck to allow thicker consistency foodstuffs through.

I read that as "jam makers funeral" you heartless fecker!