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Thanks for the tag @exteroceptive ! Lfgss is bloody great.
Sadly no longer looking as I’ve moved countries, good luck with sale jpb!

As above - am looking for an XL Kepler in midnight blue (think it's a 2019 colour). 60cm frames don't seem to come up much and not seen a blue for sale.
Frameset or full build considered...

61R - was close for me between the t and r recommended fit wise, but it fits perfectly

Will take the Garmin mount if still available

First outing for my new Strael today. Ordered in June last year.
Absolutely lovely to ride, soaks up everything.

That is absolutely beautiful.

Sold

Question for those with a wahoo Bolt v2 (or Roam as presume display options are similar).
Is there an option to have just the map on screen, with no speed/distance etc metrics?
Reason being is that I want navigation but don’t always want to be reminded how fast (slow) I’m going or how far I’ve been/got to go.

£37.50 posted

£40 posted

Up - £42.50 posted

Pair of Scott Elite Boa in a 47. I’m usually a UK11/11.5 but found these a good fit with good width. The ratchet etc all works fine and I found them very comfortable.
Selling as I’ve sold my mountain bike. I probably wore these a maximum of 10x and they’ve been cleaned up.
A few dirt marks on the orange lining but they’re in very good condition really.
Come with a set of cleats in place.

Got good reviews, here’s one from a few years ago:
https://bikepacking.com/gear/scott-elite-boa-shoes/

I paid £100 for them - £35 posted? Located in Kent so post only.

Cheers

Have got two bike boxes in Amsterdam, having just had my stuff shipped over. Collection from Oost near Muiderpoort station.

Still looking

As above - looking for a 1030 plus.

Has anyone decided it's too 'all the gear' for them and would graciously allow me I make that realisation too, later down the line?

Rupert

I've just moved to Amsterdam and am looking for a daily run around. Something circa 60cm - that is less likely to get pinched (i.e. beater), and maybe with a rack. Not looking for fixed.

Alternatively, if anyone has any tips on where to search for such a thing (decent used bike shops etc), or indeed good Dutch search terms for marktplaats, that would also be highly welcomed.

Final drops before I give them to a charity shop.

Rapha sold - drops on the other two. I'd bundle the postage if someone wants both.

Up, price drops.

Bump - drops.

Charity shopped.

Well,
I don't generally keep my starter that fired up, and like to warm it up for 2/3 feeds before using, so in that sense it's less effort.
With this method I don't do any folds per-se, my routine for it is; mix everything up at 10pm, leave to ~7-8am, knock it back (not fold, literally just turn edges into centre), leave for an hr, shape, leave for 1-2hrs, stick in oven.
So in terms of the less hassle proclamation from me, perhaps if you've got a warmed up starter and are not doing any stretch and fold, it's similar. I currently have a rye-fed starter and find that 6x stretch and fold over 3hrs works well for me but does add in the hassle.
Either way I think it's a good option - if you've not warmed up the starter and want a quick loaf

PMing re:

Explosions in the sky - Those who tell the truth... £12.50
Sun Kil Moon - Universal Themes £15
Led Zeppelin - S/T £10
The National - Boxer £12.50

Couple of no knead, dried yeast, basic blah, 100% white from the weekend, baked in a casserole. I really find no knead a pretty foolproof method that produces great bread, so much so that I struggle to build up the motivation to use my starter, which is languishing in the fridge..
I back the hydration off a little bit from what seems to be recommended (I use Kenji Lopez-Alt's method on youtube), because I really struggle with shaping 75% hydration and get good results at 60-65% anyway.

Mine also arrived yesterday, thoughtfully packaged and a very nice bit of kit! Definitely recommend to any considering the next batch.