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• #1202
Ditto.....keep full ones in less accessible places ( BB area and seatpost for me) and swap to fork when fork ones are depleted.
I find it easier taking them from the forks than from the traditional downtube position too.
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• #1203
Day 5 - Chanonry Point - Boat of Garten 56miles
Woke up at half 5 to sneak off the golf course before getting busted. Rode to Inverness half asleep and starved.
Rolled into Inverness and gorged ourselves on awesome vegan breakfasts, smoothies and coffee. Re-upped on pannier food, finally bought midge nets and overtrousers.
Rode up a fuck ton of hills all day, at chips and tempura veg in Carrbridge and now camped on the Speyside Way just outside Aviemore.
We are ahead of schedule.
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• #1204
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• #1205
Looks rubbish.
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• #1206
Yeah pretty much, would much rather be riding through Tottenham on my way to work
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• #1207
Spectacular. Well jel.
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• #1208
Taking on Mount Tam just north of San Francisco. Managed to get to the summit just before sunset!
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• #1209
Birthplace of the mountain bike! :)
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• #1210
Awesome!
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• #1211
After nearly freezing to death again I have decided I need something better than a 15yr old summer bag with a cheap liner...
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• #1212
Well jell of your cyclotouring, looks ace fun, if you're in Aviemore around Lunchtime, Mountain Cafe does some ace food, highly recommended.
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• #1213
We are in Mountain Cafe right now!
Their idea of what constitutes vegan leaves a little to be desired...
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• #1214
Lol, sorry, missed the vegan bit, they have nice coffee tho!
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• #1215
Thanks man!
Rode it from Dover to the bottom of Belgium a couple of weeks ago with my other half. Would recommend to anyone!
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• #1216
They did have excellent coffee actually.
Bought a new sleeping bag, Liz got a new stuff sac for her alpkit bag as the stock one compresses it into an awkward lump.
Rode a lazy 22 miles to a nice campsite in inverharon to do laundry and shower.
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• #1217
Made to Tay forest just south of Pitlochry - 49 miles in the pissing rain over drumochter and down the other side. Camped in the woods eating noodles and lentils. We remain dryish despite conditions.
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• #1218
Excellent, where too next?
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• #1219
Killin tomorrow to do the viaduct to Callander.
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• #1220
Killin tomorrow to do the viaduct to Callander.
It is the loveliest bit of bike path I've ever been on, but you've already done some amazing riding so may just be meh. Either way, enjoy!
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• #1221
That will be great. Enjoy! You coming into Fife at all?
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• #1222
Alas no, heading for Falkirk, Stirling and finishing in Edinburgh. We're 100 miles ahead of schedule.
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• #1223
There's always next time!
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• #1224
heading for Falkirk
Why?
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• #1225
I'm looking for help deciding on a set of touring/gravel disc wheels. Any suggestions?
Price range between 200-300ish. I've been looking at the Hunt four seasons disc set, but they seem pretty expensive. There must be something barganious out there.Also if there is a specific thread for this i have missed, then point me in the direction. Cheers
Another vote for the fork mount.
When finished I'd rotate the bottle with ones under the frame bag > stash empty in jersey pocket > remove fresh bottle etc - fairly painless.
The cage is situated that in the event of over-rotation of the bars the bottle would just be knocked out and the cage passes under the down tube.