Alpkit Joey hidden under there. Prepping for a ride around the YD300 course this weekend with my sis and her BF.

An Alps sized cassette & chain, a rear mech for my winter 1x8 commuter and where others send Haribo Ton sends, even more chewy, bar grips

Cheers Ton #bikebits #parcelinpost #complimentarylockons #alpssizedcasette by Richard Lowerson, on Flickr

Complete SS drivetrain (stainless chainring, KMC chain and wide-base Groove Armada sprocket) for £32 in the On-One sale. Can't be bad.

A rather large box containing a 2016 Longitude for testing ... here's to a nice dry spell

Terra Nova Moonlite bivi bag thanks to atk. 99.9% of my bivi's are under a tarp so this is just what I wanted.

Ray Young wrote:Terra Nova Moonlite bivi bag thanks to atk. 99.9% of my bivi's are under a tarp so this is just what I wanted.

I've used the Moonlite on its own a fair few times with a down bag and no issues. The drawstring can be a bit annoying but other than that it's a really good bag.

It didn't arrive today or in a single parcel but the Postie gradually delivered this. Out with the Spearfish and in with the Cooker Ti.

Lovin' the Longitude and the Cooker

A Fabric saddle (new name to me), FSA head set (met green) and a new Jiu-Jitsu gi (its a beauty)

Nearly forgot, The Book of The Bivvy by Ronald Turnbull.

Charliecres wrote:Lovin' the Longitude and the Cooker

Cheers. I'm pleased with it now as it's built up but I spent so long accumulating bits I was worried I'd have gone off it before it was even assembled!

RobMac wrote:A Fabric saddle (new name to me), FSA head set (met green) and a new Jiu-Jitsu gi (its a beauty)

Nearly forgot, The Book of The Bivvy by Ronald Turnbull.

Fabric are part of Charge (I looked it up after thinking the saddle names were a bit familiar!). Good book!

A Garmin Edge Touring. Slowly getting used to it's failings. It'll be fine on the road bike for following downloaded routes, but useless with the round trip planning and route planning features due to it's insistence on using Sustrans paths whenever it can, despite me telling it to avoid unpaved roads. Be fine on the mountain bike and hybrid/pub/shopping/camping bike though

durhambiker wrote:A Garmin Edge Touring. Slowly getting used to it's failings. It'll be fine on the road bike for following downloaded routes, but useless with the round trip planning and route planning features due to it's insistence on using Sustrans paths whenever it can, despite me telling it to avoid unpaved roads. Be fine on the mountain bike and hybrid/pub/shopping/camping bike though

Borrowed a mates for my Norfolk Ride with Chicken Legs Andy. Using the shortest distance option it sent me on a 50 mile route to travel 30 miles and ran out of battery 30 miles from home. When actually following a gpx it was quite good giving warnings of turns, etc.

s8tannorm wrote:A rather large box containing a 2016 Longitude for testing ... here's to a nice dry spell

Please tell them it needs to come in a larger frame size

Please tell them it needs to come in a larger frame size

I don't know if it helps but they're very long in the TT.

Fresh in from our friendly pole maker
Designed fit inside my meduim sized wildcat Ocelot frame bag

At long last, a 125mm long 15mm thru' axle for the fork on the Stoater.

Nearly impossible to find online, I eventually tracked one down on CRC that was incorrectly described with the wrong image attached

^^^ mmmm, the force is strong with this one!

Some Ti hookworms from Dutch in the U.S.
Got clobbered by the import duty so 7 grams of Ti has cost me close to £50 !!!!

turned up with this silgle speed CX bike a couple of days ago then i went and got it muddy pretty good training bike for the mony if a tad heavy
Verenti Isolation CX1.2 £380 from wiggle , Reynolds 725 frame, wheels are a ta heavy but got it so i could go explore the laines around kendal that wornt worth getting the mountain bike to and so i could train without driving places ! pretty good so far !

Taylor wrote:Some Ti hookworms from Dutch in the U.S.
Got clobbered by the import duty so 7 grams of Ti has cost me close to £50 !!!!

Did they finally appear on the site? I gave up checking a month or two ago

Cheeky Monkey wrote:

Taylor wrote:Some Ti hookworms from Dutch in the U.S.
Got clobbered by the import duty so 7 grams of Ti has cost me close to £50 !!!!

Did they finally appear on the site? I gave up checking a month or two ago

No, these were for tarp tie outs rather than hammock suspension.

Oh ar

They looked interesting but I couldn't rationalise ordering something so small, just for that Be interested to know what they're once you've used them.

They're small and fiddly but seem to hold quite well.
They might be a bit of a mare during winter with cold fingers though.

http://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/p ... eelset.htm
A set of these for the roadie. You wouldn't believe the ride quality for £275. The rims alone are £90 each. Bargain imo!