Cheers looks good

Looks great ,I will have a better look at that ,cheers very helpful

Always enjoy looking at and reading about all bikes but especially love the radavist website ,the bikes ,photos and writes ups are great .
So what other web pages to check out that mainly cover dropped bar bikes ,monster cross ,gravelbikes and bike packing
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Hi I'm after a few tips ,I'm planning to ride from West Sussex to Dover then spend a day riding to somewhere in France then back again over 3/4 days. Probably stay in b&b and hoping to get a decent amount of off road in the mix ,toying with heading to roubaix Any riding in France tips ,any sugge...

Tell ya the truth I'm still at that stage in my forum life where I ask questions first ,then realise I could have search shop or reviews .the gorilla system in the shop looks like what I need

As above ,I've only got 1 bottle mount on my MTB frame so looking at other options till I buy a long distance bike packing bike .
Was thinking p clamps ?

vaguely exciting I'm liking that route ,goner get the wrt out the way first and if I don't die I'll start planning this ride with more detail,thanks for help

I've always been a city boy but as I've got older I'm always drawn to the woods either riding or dog walking so the idea of adventure just really appeals and the use of a bike as a tool to carry stuff and take me places is great

Just been thinking about my lack of skills outdoors,I've been MTB rider for 10 yrs but over last 2 yrs discovered bike packing and all the great things that go with it and I'm 45 . Most of my pals are similar,some more skills than others but it's vaguely exciting learning to cope outside ,read maps ...

I've been lucky I've never really need a tarp but as I get out more I know I'm goner need to use one ,I used one this weekend and was pure basic luck that that it stayed up and took me a while to bodge it up.
I better get on YouTube and start learning some tips

Cheers for info ,yeh reckon I need more experience seeting tarps up more than anything else

I need the easiest ,lightest option ,I'm not into knots so so any tips for a complete set up will be appreciated ,
I love my rab bivvy bag but in aware that sometimes I might need a tarp ?

oh yeh I read that bit .doh

I'm new to this grid reference stuff ,I thought it would be all on one map
I've got the 215 os map ,what others do I need ?

I'm writing my will out now too

vaguely exciting cheers for that

Cheers for tips guys ,think I'll bring a camera so I can turn phone of

Just been told my Dynamo hub not goner be here before wrt so need something to charge my iPhone ,garmin and maybe my exposure light .

What's best option ?

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Well we just want to get to Swanage so most interesting route from Winchester through new forest ,cheers mate

I'm planning a ride from Crawley to swanage and trying to keep it off road much as poss ,mine to southdowns way is straight forward ,South Downs to Winchester easy enough but can't find a decent route from Winchester to new forest with out lots of road , Anyone live down that way or anyone ridden si...

I'm planning a ride from Crawley to swanage and trying to keep it off road much as poss ,mine to southdowns way is straight forward ,South Downs to Winchester easy enough but can't find a decent route from Winchester to new forest with out lots of road , Anyone live down that way or anyone ridden si...

Great idea ,me and my wife look after 3 guys with learning difficulties and finding things for them to do can be hard ,I think if you was planning something keep it real simple ,you will have to jump a few hoops but once it's done it's done ,the whole learning difficulties title cover a real wide sp...

Cheers ,I'll see how I get on with it before I upgrade maps

Just got one and want to get os maps on it but why they so expensive ?
Any cheap options or the maps that come on it good enough ?

Yeh bike hike good and very easy

Cheers