Bought 2 sizes of these from CRC sale in final days but didn't want the hassle of the return at the time that Sports Direct were taking it all on.

Both are Size L - would fit 5'10+. The M size fitted me well at 6' / 38-39" chest. The L would suit someone of a bigger build. It's nice kit, I kept the M of the 3 items I got. Sold the fleece on here already.

Can bring along to WRT.

Fohn insulated shirt size L - light fleece liner, gen. Primaloft fill and a DWR outer. Pop-stud buttons, zipped hand pockets. Burgundy. Quite warm but not bulky.
Would make a suitable gravelista's riding/smoking jacket, or just snug pub/work/sofa wear.
Was ~£70, bought for £25. Sell for £25 + post (£4-5)



https://www.sportsdirect.com/fohn-mens- ... e=44348108

Fohn trekking shirt size L - light wicking material. Dark slate blue. Folds down into no space, very light + compact.
Looks fairly smart ie for riding to a meeting or summer walking to a pub.
Was £50, bought for £20, sell for £20 plus post (£4 max)



https://www.sportsdirect.com/fohn-mens- ... e=44349418

Morning James!

I'll take the red insulated one from you.

PM on its way.

replied, thanks

Insulated shirt sold

Bump for the trekking shirt - £20 posted. Wore one in Wales last week, really like it for hill walking.

jameso wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 5:40 pm Bump for the trekking shirt - £20 posted. Wore one in Wales last week, really like it for hill walking.

Suitable for gardening in do you think?

Specialist Hoprocker wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 9:00 am Morning James!

I'll take the red insulated one from you.

PM on its way.

I found the spare mech hanger for the Ramin btw... Text/email me to remind to send it out...

V random I know. Keep meaning to message you Sorry James... as you were.

jameso wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 5:40 pm Bump for the trekking shirt - £20 posted. Wore one in Wales last week, really like it for hill walking.

Suitable for 44 chest and long arms?

redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 7:04 pm I found the spare mech hanger for the Ramin btw... Text/email me to remind to send it out...

Brilliant, thanks - will do

Retiredtester wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 7:09 pm

jameso wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 5:40 pm Bump for the trekking shirt - £20 posted. Wore one in Wales last week, really like it for hill walking.

Suitable for 44 chest and long arms?

I think so.. I can measure across the chest with it flat and the arm length, would that help?

RIP wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 6:54 pm

jameso wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 5:40 pm Bump for the trekking shirt - £20 posted. Wore one in Wales last week, really like it for hill walking.

Suitable for gardening in do you think?

Not as suitable as my classic Shimano gardening shirt.. this one is more garden party style : )

jameso wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2024 2:04 pm

redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2024 7:04 pm I found the spare mech hanger for the Ramin btw... Text/email me to remind to send it out...

Brilliant, thanks - will do

I forgot for a moment hoe you fit into the the whole Pinnacle/Ramin story. Thanks again for that too James. The Ramin is still going strong and becoming a SS or something.

Seems a long time ago now, that project. Fun bike. Long list of things to get onto since moving but I still want to get the Nepal Ramin up for auction/sale for SSF so the hanger's really helpful, cheers.

Oh dear... James. The hanger mention was intended for Specialist Hoprocker from whom I bought the Ramin 3+ and then he bought it back after I'd tried and Everest and a BB200 or 2.

At the time I couldn't find the spare hanger but recently I located it and hence why I thought I'd let him know as soon as I located him in your thread. As it turns out though, since he messaged me I have ended up losing it again (or forgetting where the precious spot was where I'd kept the beggar).

So... it appears we now need to locate two mech hangers. One for you and another for Specialist Hoprocker/Adam Sorry all (for your spare mech hangers going walkies).

What's SSF btw.. single speed something!?

[something] sans Frontières...?

SSF - https://torino-nice.weebly.com/smart-shelter-intro.html

No probs Shafiq, I'll probably find one in the box of spares one day soon enough. Thanks.

Nice one on the Smart Shelter colab James