Tiagra 4700 manual has the same cable pull as 11 speed

I've been running "Ghetto" tubeless on a pair of Mavic Kysrium (non tubeless) disc wheels for two years now, no issues at all with tyres unmounting (though its always on your mind). Gorilla tape and Stans sealant, working a treat for sealing and p repair. 28mm tubeless tyre @ 65psi

Thanks all

yes sorry, 1 person + luggage

Hit me up with recommendations for a Lightweight Tarp, small pack size, waterproof, windproof etc

I tried using the search but no results returned because tarp is too common a search term

K1100T wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 12:49 pmthese Gravel Kings are crap when it gets sloppy.

truth, keep preaching it

Riddlers that bad? I've just removed the Gravelkings and put Riddlers on

Every single one when you are as gravitationally challenged as myself

matt_brk wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 7:56 pm Time to move to Scotland maybe......

I lived/studied there for four years, should have made the move permanent way back then

Borderer wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 7:02 pm Nice write up, thanks. Not far from me but it feels like another world.

I now have no mojo for cycling my local routes, I need more long miles of deserted forestry gravel fire roads in my life

Mariner wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 5:39 pm 95 grams
Rolls to 20 cm x 7.5 cm before compressing.

Thanks

Weight?

Pack size?

Escape Goat wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 10:59 am Nice! Where's that taken?

Near Loch Dee quite a bit after leaving Glen Trool

jam bo wrote: ↑Sun Aug 16, 2020 3:41 pm Damp, rolling roads of Dartmoor.

Moist! Nice pic

From glorious Galloway

jameso wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 7:55 amTBH that fork and tyre combo is worrying me...

Nowhere near enough clearance there

Maybe the start of a BB annual Galloway tour? Give me the non stop rain over a strong headwind any day

RIP wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 1:07 pm Nice write-up. One for the bucket list.

I will definitely have to return... just need to find some lighter kit

A sound 8+ hours sleep reenergised me but with the huge calorific deficit from the previous days riding it was inevitably always going to be another tough day in the saddle, made even tougher by the very strong wind blowing from the direction I would be travelling in for the vast majority of todays ...

Day 3 : Newton Stewart to Carsphairn Well slept, showered, well fed, it was time to throw a leg over the bike and head out on the road in to the rain, I was determined to not lose another day to the weather, come what may I was going to clock up a decent few miles today. But where to go? I left New...

Day 2 : Creetown to Newton Stewart Packing up camp in the rain, my thoughts turned to what would I do now given that my pre-planned route was now well and truly out of the window after having to backtrack last night. I decided to backtrack to Newton Stewart, find a Cafe for a hot brew and cooked br...

Love it

Day 1: Cairnryan to Loch Grannoch Only about an eight mile or thereabouts ride from home to Belfast Port on a quite chilly and dry day, with just the threat of rain but I managed to get to the Port of Belfast, checked in and on to the Ferry before the very heavy rain blew in on the North Westerly. ...