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I suspect a saddle might not end up being as big of a comfort gain on a fixed bike since you're spending a ton of time out of it? If you're chunky enough with the tyres, I guess the biggest thing are the gear ratio and bar position.
I run 65 gear inches which is great for commuting but after a 200 audax (not in a rush to repeat that) I'm thinking a bigger gear might be wiser. Hills will be hard either way, but would be nice making the descents easier. -
Wow those lines
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Speaking of false bottoms, I forgot cumulus now has some:
https://cumulus.equipment/eu_en/down-sleeping-bag-aerial-180.htmlI'm curious about the idea, kinda feel like it would be easy to get cold spots. I think it's easier to realise you've tossed and turned enough to get a gap with a quilt, but with a false bottom, it's fabric all over so might not be as obvious. Then again it's performance innit
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Nice, the straps are what I was thinking of, it would be a shame to only be able to use it with certain pads.
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Seems cool, maybe a bit overengineered. I've seen a few false bottom bags from Rab on ebay, 150g ish fill weight, was kinda curious about them.
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I see I see, so the tax is contingent on whether they think you're selling or not. Claro.
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This is exactly the type of information I was hoping to find, thank you. I'll drop a message to Vucko.
Does flying with BA come out cheaper than Ryanair? Sorry might be tired and daft but what do you mean by not telling them I'm leaving it for whom? -
I always shill thorn, I think there should be more effort in rescuing them from the actual company and building them up into cool and handsome bikes. Mercury is just a Club Tour for a hub gear, and I really like my club tour.
Damn I left Glasgow too soon...