Do they do a handlebar harness?Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 1:47 pm A reet big box of stuff from AcePac, including their new harnesses, pot bags and tool rolls. Once I've sorted it all out I'll post something in case anyone wants owt before I add it all to the shop.
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Cheers for the link, they look ideal.JimmyG wrote: ↑Tue Jun 16, 2020 7:54 pmHere you go. There are other brands available on the site obviously but I took a punt with these ones and so far they seem like they'll be more than adequate for my needs. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07 ... UTF8&psc=1robsmuddygloves wrote: ↑Tue Jun 16, 2020 2:57 pmAny chance you’ve got a link, really fancy a pair when I’m out.
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Yes and very nice they are to. https://www.acepac.bike/riditkove-brasn ... ess-nylon/Do they do a handlebar harness?
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Will the tool roll fit a mountain bike tube or only a road/gravel one? Do you think the pot bag would be ok on the down tube or is it more designed for a fork leg?Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 1:47 pm A reet big box of stuff from AcePac, including their new harnesses, pot bags and tool rolls. Once I've sorted it all out I'll post something in case anyone wants owt before I add it all to the shop.
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Should fit a MTB tube okay Paul, strap is certainly long enough to accommodate it. Pot bag on the downtube, certainly. It's perhaps an even better location than the forks.Will the tool roll fit a mountain bike tube or only a road/gravel one? Do you think the pot bag would be ok on the down tube or is it more designed for a fork leg?
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TaBearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 4:04 pmShould fit a MTB tube okay Paul, strap is certainly long enough to accommodate it. Pot bag on the downtube, certainly. It's perhaps an even better location than the forks.Will the tool roll fit a mountain bike tube or only a road/gravel one? Do you think the pot bag would be ok on the down tube or is it more designed for a fork leg?
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They look very nice, how much will they be?Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 2:58 pmYes and very nice they are to. https://www.acepac.bike/riditkove-brasn ... ess-nylon/Do they do a handlebar harness?
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Around £35 but I'll possibly bundle them together with one of their lovely drybags.They look very nice, how much will they be?
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I’ll take a harness and dry bag off you Stu as soon as you’ve sorted them 

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A BB 22g stove!
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Sensible ploy. When I got mine ages ago I thought it would be nice to test it on the stainless steel sink draining board in our utility room. I was slightly taken aback by how, er, playful it was when it bloomed! When it does bloom, if you don't laugh out loud at how amazing it is then ya got no sense of wonder

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Has Mrs Perrin ever forgiven you?RIP wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 4:32 pmSensible ploy. When I got mine ages ago I thought it would be nice to test it on the stainless steel sink draining board in our utility room. I was slightly taken aback by how, er, playful it was when it bloomed! When it does bloom, if you don't laugh out loud at how amazing it is then ya got no sense of wonder.
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I’m definitely interested in that, give us a shout when you are sorted, cheersBearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:36 pmAround £35 but I'll possibly bundle them together with one of their lovely drybags.They look very nice, how much will they be?

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New BB for the singlespeed 

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Quick trip to the hardware store and we’re ready. Starting to think my sense of wonder might not be so apparent if my eyebrows have been taken back a bit!RIP wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 4:32 pmSensible ploy. When I got mine ages ago I thought it would be nice to test it on the stainless steel sink draining board in our utility room. I was slightly taken aback by how, er, playful it was when it bloomed! When it does bloom, if you don't laugh out loud at how amazing it is then ya got no sense of wonder.
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22g aren't quite as lively as 8g due to the increased volume. I'm sure it'll be lovelyQuick trip to the hardware store and we’re ready. Starting to think my sense of wonder might not be so apparent if my eyebrows have been taken back a bit!

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Rather interested how this rides. If you remember, let me know!
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i got a delivery of a lomo framebag today, whilst i was out riding.
cheers Shaf ( and Karl). very appreciated.
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Luckily in the end it was just a small matter of cleaning the ring of light soot off the ceilingPaulB2 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 4:37 pmHas Mrs Perrin ever forgiven you?RIP wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 4:32 pmSensible ploy. When I got mine ages ago I thought it would be nice to test it on the stainless steel sink draining board in our utility room. I was slightly taken aback by how, er, playful it was when it bloomed! When it does bloom, if you don't laugh out loud at how amazing it is then ya got no sense of wonder.

PS. Erm, I notice that it's three hours since we last heard from 'Legs and he was just about to test it. Do you think we need to ring emergency services or something?

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I don't think blackface is really appropriate in this day and age...
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I don't think missing the point is really appropriate in this day and age ...
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I could say the sameTheBrownDog wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:08 pmI don't think missing the point is really appropriate in this day and age ...

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And it is lovely - thanks Stu! Looking forward to a proper field test at the weekend.Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 6:43 pm22g aren't quite as lively as 8g due to the increased volume. I'm sure it'll be lovelyQuick trip to the hardware store and we’re ready. Starting to think my sense of wonder might not be so apparent if my eyebrows have been taken back a bit!![]()
No need for a call out RIP, eyebrows and dignity still intact!
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