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  • Using an eSIM To Stay Connected In Remote Locations While Hiking Or Biking
  • biscuit
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    yep, have to wind the u turn back out to return to original travel. doubt its too much rebound damping, find them slow enough as it is and run them very fast.

    Cheers for the offer of the spring, but i already have one of those as i upgraded to fat bastard x firm.

    biscuit
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    cheers for that, i was sure i’d read something along those lines a while back. I’l have a gander, much appreciated :)

    biscuit
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    i used snow card, they cover for more, but you pay a premium. Think it cost me about £90 to cover me, also the bike up to £2500. Few years back mind, just have it covered on the home insurance now though.

    biscuit
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    how mobile do you want a dirt worker to be? As long as i can carry it from a tap to my car, thats as mobile as you’d ever need surely?

    So that has a handy strap, why would you bother? Plus you have to keep pumping it to get any pressure. I used a similar one for a while, thought it was shite, so bought a dirtworker. They are what they are, handy to give your bike a rinse after a particularly wet ride.

    Other wise, good old bucket of soapy water, then dirtworker to rinse it all off. Sorted.

    biscuit
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    cheers chaps, il give it a look. I’m too scared to ride on my own in the dark :wink:

    biscuit
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    :roll: er i make it 197mm mr anal.

    biscuit
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    Just received mine today, also from xx cycles. Not quite as prompt delivery, but i ordered mon or tues, so not bad at all.

    Mines the 400mm 30.9mm version and the insertable part of the seat post measures in at pretty much bang on 200mm.

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