Hi, thanks for the offer - I'll certainly bear it in mind. I thought I'd stick them on here to see if there were any takers before resorting to fleabay but if there's no interest I'm afraid I'll be popping them on there in the next couple of days.

Hi, I have a brand new Alkpit Possum and Fuel Pod for sale, both in yellow. Bought earlier this year when I had grand visions of going bikepacking on my cyclocross bike over the summer. I did fit the bags to the bike but never actually got round to using them. I sold the bike yesterday so no longer ...

Happy to take offers on this :)

Now sold

Garmin eTrex H with official Garmin carry case and lanyard. £45 inc. P&P Comes supplied in original box with instruction manual. https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?pID=8705 Like brand new, screen and case totally unmarked. Happy to send photos. Not sure on how to attach images to the post. Than...

Brand new Hyalite (Previously Pacific Outdoor) Peak Elite AC Regular - £45 incl. P&P
http://hyaliteequipment.com/sleeping-pa ... te-ac-peac

Cost £80. Never been taken out of the box.

Can send photo - couldn't figure out how to attach one here :?

Thanks for looking.

Hunka sold.

Gourdon sold.

Brand new Hyalite (Previously Pacific Outdoor) Peak Elite AC Regular - £55 incl. P&P http://hyaliteequipment.com/sleeping-pads/view/peak-elite-ac-peac I had original Pacific Outdoor version which leaked (early-versions had some production issues). Took it back to Cotswold Outdoors after 11 mont...

Anthony, thanks for the reassurance. I wasn't aware of the reported problems before today but, as I say, mine never ended up flat.

Hi gairy, Thanks for the thoughts on the Venom - I have looked at it as well. I'm more drawn to synthetic for it's ease of use/care but haven't totally discounted down. I have only slept on the Peak Elite AC twice but have found it a considerable improvement over a closed cell foam mat, in terms of ...

Thanks folks for your responses. Apologies, I had meant to address the whole "do you sleep hot/cold?" thing in my original post but forgot. I'd say I tend to sleep on the hot side. Also, I should probably have mentioned that I invested in a POE Peak Elite AC last year, after having a reall...

Hi, I'm totally new to bivvying/bikepacking, having simply done a couple of bivvys on foot towards the end of last summer. I'm planning on getting out more this year, both on bike and foot and am currently researching sleeping bags - what a headache! Whilst weight and packsize is clearly going to be...

Fantasticmrmatt, cheers for the photos. Looks like that could be a B/man Team FS under all that mud!

I never realised there would be so many options! I've now been looking at a Carrradice Bagman Support (£19.99) and a couple of Alpkit Airlok Xtra drybags - one front, one back (around £15) - and a couple of sets of those Gelert straps - the whole lot would cost me little more than £40. Could be a go...

Yeah, that Carradice 8L looks like it could be good for carrying a Jetboil and some odds and sods and then sleeping kit under handlebars in a drybag. Think I might just go for an Alpkit drybag to get started before I invest in anything fancier - any good sources for straps for connecting to handleba...

Thanks for the responses so far, much appreciated. Having done some more research I'm starting to steer away from the rack and thinking perhaps slinging my sleeping clobber under the handelbars and then a smallish seatpack to take stove/food. Leaves my Mule for water, extra clothes and small bits an...

Hi, I'm new to the forum. I live in Basingstoke, ride both road and MTB and at the end of the summer went on a couple of overnight bivvys - on foot. Although I can't say they were the best nights sleep I've ever had I still enjoyed the experience and am looking at trying out some bikepacking next ye...