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  • cookers for a brew whilst out on bicycle
  • rOcKeTdOg
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    small and light, not mega expensive, what is there and what fuel do you use or should i stick with my flask?

    cinnamon_girl
    Full Member

    Half-decent flask does me (still mourning the loss of my favourite most heat-retaining flask ever).

    Minimalism is where it’s at. 🙂

    grim168
    Free Member

    msr pocket rocket.

    sweepy
    Free Member

    Theres pocket rocket clones about for around half the price, or if you like spending money theres the optimus crux. On a day ride i’ll generally use a small flask or drink water.

    richmars
    Full Member

    Don’t have one but look good:
    kelly kettle

    ElShalimo
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    Primus Spider Express – amazing stove. Had one for a year now and it’s super fast, very economical on gas too so you only need small cartridge.

    I got mine for about £35. Bargain performance for that price

    bullroar
    Free Member

    Don’t have one but look good:
    kelly kettle

    They are remarkably good, bit of a techique to getting them going but thereafter very quick to boil. Bit bulky for a bike I would have thought compared to the MSR and a metal cup.

    MarkN
    Free Member

    Jetboil

    psychle
    Free Member

    I have one of these, very small 🙂

    beanie
    Free Member

    +1 for the jetboil

    Basil
    Full Member

    Pocket Rocket + any reasonable size ti mug + C100 100g gas canister.
    All fits in the mug, just add water.
    I can get my brew on in less than five minutes.
    Tastes good and if I take some noodles I get hot food instead of a squashed sandwich.

    psychle
    Free Member

    I also have a Jetboil, really good bit of kit, boils water so fast, but a bit big for the ‘small and light’ requirement?

    under 300gms for the Kovea and a C100 cartridge 8)

    Basil
    Full Member

    Psychle.
    Have you used the stove much? Does it seem made to last?

    TooTall
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    Trying a bit hard if you take a stove for a day ride. Technology has brought us containers that retain heat rather than having to carry fire with us.

    rOcKeTdOg
    Full Member

    true, put fire is fun:-)

    btw tried the new D’wich canal towpath the other day, gonna be a good little divert off the busy road when it’s finished

    psychle
    Free Member

    Have you used the stove much? Does it seem made to last?

    Had mine for a few years now, still works fine, though the piezo thing is buggered 🙁 just use a match now 🙂

    HTTP404
    Free Member

    what about making a coke can stove?

    ton
    Full Member

    msr pocket rocket.
    all the old boys from the R.S.F use em to make a brew when out.
    tea tastes better when brewed up outdoors.

    too much hassle for me, i prefer a small thermos.

    slugwash
    Free Member

    Pocket Rocket + any reasonable size ti mug + C100 100g gas canister.

    But get a smaller gas cartridge from a hardware shop for about £1.30….

    Best to take a small flask filled up from yer espresso machine though 🙂

    AJ
    Free Member

    Penny stove

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