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• Work in the field for someone else first, acquiring knowledge about what's a good niche for your business
  
• Start a LTD company
  
• Don't take out a huge loan, use a small amount of your savings to start
  
• Bootstrap company profits for 1-2yrs to enable growth of company
  
• Avoid all recurring large costs (rent, staff) and your overheads will remain low
  
• You don't need a USP immediately but you do need one to grow properly
  

everything Decathlon makes is more than decent

Premium Rush (2012)

Go to Decathlon, buy whatever fits your needs and budget

You can have this for free from me, if you are flexible with collection times (East London)

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/394221/

Mariage Frères Earl Grey Imperial

I get this quite often at work in France and it seems very weak, can you make it quite strong?

They stack, but don't interlock.
I never understood interlocking boxes, they then become so heavy you can't pick em up.

There are a few bargain big blue systainers on ebay.

Nice!
I can stand on an Auer Eurocrate, definitely sturdy enough.

Euro Crates by Auer rather than Tanos Systainers will save most of your cost.
They also come in so many more sizes.

Then buy Kaizen foam from any of the suppliers online.

A great addition to the tandem (if you still have it).

absolutely
I think I would need an industrial driving licence for the full package tho!

#rep - good work

Thanks.

The place already has electric storage heaters. I don't love the look and would appreciate gaining the extra room space from removing them.

Maybe they're still the best option.

It's on a highrise (very high - no balconies) so installing an ASHP is a no go.

I need a new electric boiler also. Looking at that ZEB thing.

wild

Yep, insulation is pretty good, walls are thick as anything, double glazing etc.
Thanks

Electric Underfloor Heating throughout (no rads) in a flat that has no gas supply, opinions?

thanks, would buy if 29er

bloody heck, put me down for a forum listening party

killer bike, good job

Dylan Kentch with his once-every-three-years banger article

https://bikepacking.com/plog/more-than-just-pedaling/

Gaia is the app you want
Airplane mode on my ancient iPhone battery lasts ages
Enjoy

+1 to this

Stooge are the ones

Re: your Lighterpack

1. Could save 0.5kg with a lightweight backpack (AliExpress probably your best bet)
   
2. You def don't need two sleeping mats, get one decent one, Forclaz or Exped
   
3. Looks like a GoreTex / Event waterproof might be better over a Poncho
   
4. Don't need a map and compass, and an Etrex, just use Gaia on your phone. Airplane mode the battery lasts ages anyway. It's the coastline so nav has gotta be easy as it gets. If you're really worried print out a couple of A4 OS maps from WTP and recycle as you go.
   
   

Take a look at the Sales section on Trek-Lite, there's always good stuff there cheap

You should be looking at a Tarptent model for what you've said.

Rainbow for only ever one person,
Double Rainbow for one person palace or comfy for two (10 days together fine).

They come up quite often on eBay in EU / US, my lightly used Double Rainbow was £200 delivered. It's an exceptional tent, and I have used many.

Super good