Lazarus wrote: ↑Fri Jul 03, 2020 2:46 pm tubeless valves
Two laptops [ for the kids]
Last bel air saddle in the world

What?! They're not making anymore? Noooo

... Now, I'm simply looking forward to some exploring, bimbling and a reduction in the guilty feeling you get thrust upon you for daring to be outside (within guidelines obviously). Well said! This feels like when I started running and riding after our first born, the constant guilty feeling kind o...

bluebus200 wrote: ↑Wed May 20, 2020 4:26 pm This is whole new world to me....I just put the coffee grains in my trangia kettle, leave it for a bit then strain it through whatevers handy...then it goes into my trangia pot to be drunk along with the bits of porridge that are leftover from breaky.

Also these, GSI Outdoor Ultralight Java Drip things, which weigh in at 12g, these also don't require filter papers https://rockrun.com/products/gsi-ultralight-java-drip-coffee-maker?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Paid&utm_campaign=CPC&variant=15445557444702&sfdr_ptcid=8795_100_3847941...

fatbikerbill wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 4:27 pm BCN is very similar to Maverick, but IMO BCN is better & at the very least map download is a lot faster.

Marvellous, thanks

Got a 200km ride planned and trying to sort out my mapping. Maverick is good (just bought the pro) but can't seem to download much more than a few km squared at a time. Previously I've used OS Maps but I'm fed up of it not working properly. Has anyone got any suggestions for chunkier rides? Komoot p...

Wooaah this is amazing! Kudos

Not a mega bargain but Stif are doing free tubes with a Dakine strap plus free p&p over £20

https://www.stifmtb.com/collections/fra ... desert-sun