Very similar design and quality to Cumulus, i.e. very nice indeed. https://hyberg.de/collections/quilts/products/loner-lite-250 They look like good value Richard, any experience from use? Yes James, absolutely couldn't fault it. I have a Cumulus 150 and this is made from what felt like identical ma...

Very similar design and quality to Cumulus, i.e. very nice indeed.
https://hyberg.de/collections/quilts/pr ... r-lite-250

Custom frame, chuffed with mine

http://www.spanner.org.uk/2020/10/richa ... nner-bike/

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I am happy to read this, I am waiting for my Gradient T47 to be delivered very soon.
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Enjoy, you won't be disappointed with your two beautifully welded triangles.

I've got a Reilly Gradient and it properly is the dogs. I bought it frame only and when it turned up, I thought it was so nice I thought about getting a 2nd one just to put on the wall (but I'm not that rich!). I'm running it with 700c 45mm at the moment, but the new version takes 55mm, and that wou...

Thought I’d take a punt when looking for a new quilt earlier this year. Was struggling to find stock of Cumulus 250 quilts and stumbled across a Hyberg Loner Lite 250 https://hyberg.de/en/products/loner-lite-250 . I’ve already got a Cumulus 150 quilt, but wanted a bit of extra warmth and water repla...

survivor wrote: ↑Sat May 07, 2022 9:11 pm I
Can I ask anyone to share their WRT routes with me please, so I can get my bearings and an idea where the good stuff is

Here you go chap. Not the full route I planned but some cracking trails.
https://strava.app.link/sN3HOdGb0pb

My WRT ride buddy has baled due to work commitment, so I've got a space in the car if anyone needs a lift from Herts/Bucks area (HP4), heading up early Sat AM ??? Also means I'm on my tod, so wondering if anyone minds a gate crasher on their gig, much prefer riding with buddies, thinking 35-40m days...

Ta.

Hi good forum folk.
I've got a couple of PM's sitting in my Outbox that don't seem to get sent, is there anything I need to do to move them on?
Cheers.

https://www.abus.com/us/Home-Security/C ... biloop-205 This is quite versatile, anchor the loop at one end to something and the locking end can easily secure 3 bikes in one go.

White Lion at the T junction seems to find favour. Does a very good breakfast too - had one there on the Winter Event. Or the Red Lion over the road. And there's the Black Lion at Derwenlas if you want to collect the set :grin: . Nice one Reg, Sunday crawl / wobble sorted.. On a similar vein, Satur...

Preliminary 'join the dots' is leading me to Mach on the Sunday evening, just wondering which is the usual boners pub in town?

These are quite sturdy, bargain at £9.99
https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/BAPODWHBB ... barrel-bag

Top Man, Birthday Felicitations to you sir

perhaps safety glasses or ones with 'RX inserts'
https://www.safetyspecs.co.uk/

Actually done exactly the same in the past, just couldn't look at it like that, had to sort it, so MTFU and just fix it man!

BTW, fancy catching up some point?

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Tomwoodbury wrote: ↑Tue Jul 13, 2021 3:38 pm Wow… that is a stunning bike. What sort of warranty do they offer? I’m a tad wary of ti bikes - would prefer steel

A lifetime warranty (its effectively an insurance policy), but its very well built, slightly over spec'd on the tubing, I see it lasting well, its already had some real abuse.

PM rich3rd who's currently running the most beautiful self-designed and custom built frame I can remember seeing. He's a bit of an engineeringy chappy, so knew exactly what he wanted, but I'm sure he'll gladly share his experience. Thankyou sir :-bd . I can highly recommend Andrew Madison, Spanner ...

Hi I’m thinking of completely blowing my budget and splashing out on a V3 titanium tripster . Has anybody got one if so how happy are you with it ? My intention is to use it for everything from Winter road rides to hopefully bike packing trips next year . But mainly for mid week off road rides the ...

Zen Stoves http://zenstoves.net/LinksGeneral-DIY.h ... oholStoves has a whole heap of options, i find the Pika stove with some ceramic wadding wick to be very reliable.

http://users.sisqtel.net/~losthiker/pikastove/

PlanetX ones are pretty sturdy

Turned this Spanner bikes frame and bits





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Thanks for the intro TBD.
Breakfast fryup in a mini 150mm to frying pan, fry some iberico chorizo, add pouch of spanish beans https://www.heinz.co.uk/beanz/product/ ... nish-beanz and a scotch egg