New Bike Gear Out And Due Out...

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Otherwise known as a drop bar MTB! :lol:
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New Old Man Mountain luggage and accessories.
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Ortlieb has a few new products out, I did quite like the look of this but it’s so £££

https://uk.ortlieb.com/products/dry-pack
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voodoo_simon wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2025 8:00 pm Ortlieb has a few new products out, I did quite like the look of this but it’s so £££

https://uk.ortlieb.com/products/dry-pack
Had another look at this and realised it comes with two straps, so not actually as expensive as I originally thought
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https://muc-off.com/products/airmach-el ... 8ZHo&gQT=1

Seems to be the coming thing. On the face of it, I quite like the idea as I tend to alter pressures quite a lot on the fatty. One more thing to charge up, obviously, and you'd still need a normal pump as a back up I 'spose.
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fatbikephil wrote: Mon Apr 14, 2025 1:47 pm https://muc-off.com/products/airmach-el ... 8ZHo&gQT=1

Seems to be the coming thing. On the face of it, I quite like the idea as I tend to alter pressures quite a lot on the fatty. One more thing to charge up, obviously, and you'd still need a normal pump as a back up I 'spose.
There are quite a few of these around now, some original like the Australian Fumpa and the Cycplus ranges, others are the usual generic Chinese <cough> copies</cough>. A review of some of them here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSebat-v-48
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keep your new fangled usb charged mini air pumps............ i am still lusting after something like this for my tourer.

https://silca.cc/en-gb/products/impero- ... lYit6jAEIy
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I've got a rockbros one. I'm not fussed about having a gauge as I always do the squeeze test. I'll carry it as well as a pump, it's nice to have when sorting a foul weather or roadside flat.
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