loaded or empty.

looking at how folk load their gear on their bikes.

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

Gears?

I'm not proud.

Here you go, winter kit attached.

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

Obviously not 700 pixels wide

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

Inbred:

Loaded Inbred by cnarborough, on Flickr

Roadrat:

Loaded 'rat by cnarborough, on Flickr

24tom wrote:

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?

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

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

Here's one from last year:

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.

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Roadrat:

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

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

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

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

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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?

restlessnative fancy selling ur gas tank?

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

Built in Halfords, innit.

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

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

SS lent against sign ... winter bothy trip 2011

restlessnative wrote: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..)