Show us your bike.

[ton]

loaded or empty.

looking at how folk load their gear on their bikes.

[Taylor]

[Clink]

What are the dangly bits at the back of your bike??

[Taylor]

Gears?

I'm not proud.

[FLV]

Here you go, winter kit attached.

The front tyre touches the bag and its only an 8L :(

[Bearbonesnorm]

Obviously not 700 pixels wide

[24tom]

Pre Cairngorms Loop last year. Now building up a Kinesis FF29 as a singlespeed for long adventure duties. Also testing a Wildcat Mountain Lion and Tiger. First trip with new set up will be in three weeks. Can't wait

[chris n]

Inbred:

Loaded Inbred by cnarborough, on Flickr

Roadrat:

Loaded 'rat by cnarborough, on Flickr

[FLV]

Pre Cairngorms Loop last year. Now building up a Kinesis FF29 as a singlespeed for long adventure duties. Also testing a Wildcat Mountain Lion and Tiger. First trip with new set up will be in three weeks. Can't wait

Looks nice and minimal. Is that it or a pack too?

[Ian]

[99percentchimp]

loaded last week... winter kit - overnighter
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January Bivi 16 by 99percentchimp, on Flickr[/url]
unloaded today... nice day out!

13_02_02_Siabod Ride (6 of 6) by 99percentchimp, on Flickr

[Mike]

My normal set up, however im using a wildcat up front now and a anything cage on the frame

[gairym]

Here's one from last year:

[jameso]

Pretty much settled on this set up, sometimes with a Revelate gas tank or road tyres, or different gearing. Only thing to change is to get a Tiger seat pack, I reckon it'll be quicker, lighter and more adaptable than the usual type of seat pack.

[pushbikemike]

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Roadrat:

Loaded 'rat by cnarborough, on Flickr[/quote]
Chris, is your Roadrat set up fixed gear? Looks very smart.

[Dusza]

So many cool bikes here.
Here's my (dirt)road machine, setup for a 600 km road/cross country ride.

[restlessshawn]

Current setup -

Revelate sling with 13l drybag on bars for sleeping quilt, could drop to an 8l if we get some kind of reliable summer that meant I could use a summer sleeping bag! drybag is at a bit of a funny angle in this pic, should be turned 90 degrees and it sits nicer

Revelate tangle - small, tent poles, tube, spares, pump, snacks and stuff

Bikepak seat pack, tent or bivi bag, sleeping mat, cookset, camp clothes, camp food

20l alpkit gourdon for bladder and riding layers

I have a bikepak gas tank too but it's a right faff to try and fit with the tangle on so probably won't get used now

[restlessshawn]

love that Jones Jameso, what's the wee red bag?

[Cheeky Monkey]

[Mart]

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Roadrat:

Loaded 'rat by cnarborough, on Flickr

Chris, is your Roadrat set up fixed gear? Looks very smart.[/quote]

Is the front brake meant to be on the other side?

[Mike]

restlessnative fancy selling ur gas tank?

[Taylor]

Is the front brake meant to be on the other side?

Built in Halfords, innit.

[Bearbonesnorm]

s the front brake meant to be on the other side?

Why ... are you European or an American fella?

[Bearbonesnorm]

SS lent against sign ... winter bothy trip 2011

[jameso]

love that Jones Jameso, what's the wee red bag?

Thanks. It's a dinky Profile ~cough~triathlete~cough~ feed bag. £2 in a sale ) I have a large Rev gas tank but don't use it on trips where food is in easy supply / I'm happy stopping often (ie Spain where that pic was. mmm Tortilla..)