240 km in November is not very easy when walking or running but it is great that you have a goal to try and achieve it.

It’s another thing to have a quality press, and do so in a way that makes everything simpler to use. I have used some small parks but not park or unior particularly but i have heared some good about them.

To go and ride along the river and stop at pubs seems to be a great solution to me. Wow it’s good that you let your son have the Cannondale, at least it would not lay useless somewhere and it will be put into good use and probably maximum usage.

Depending on your budget, what exactly you want, give that information and it’ll be much easier to give opinions

You’d be spending way more quid for “warranty” which will not be used, AliExpress all the way. Although I can see the comfort in a warranty of sorts

I’ll leave it

Less labour for you if I understood that corectly.. you will just leave it as it is?

Are you into leather? If so, you can check these backpacks: https://vonbaer.com/collections/mens-leather-backpacks

Very comfortable and also stylish. If you care about style, that is.

I used to live in a flat, my bathroom above their kitchen below.

That sounds like terrible flat design…

I don’t believe that brands have to do anything with quality when it comes to plain rubber slippers, so there you have it, go to the nearest market and search for rubber slippers, those will do.

The right to uneconomically repair.

It might seem stupid at first, but the amount of things that are built to break it’s incredibly high..

Rather than going through the Hussle of finding the specific knob, I’d just straight up tear that thing apart, it must not be reliable therefore not worth repairing, pick some other piping for the shower and voila, you’ve got a new working shower knob

I also have the upper rooms heat like crazy in thes summer, even during the night, the heat stays inside, it cannot escape which is a headache in the rooms with low AC reach

I’ve just picked up an Elite last week, weight doesn’t bother me, just get out and ride the wheels off the thing, the better you get the less of a big deal the weight becomes. 🙂

I used to run Stan’s tubeless kits in my old WTB speed discs which were fine once they had sealed (which took a while!). I’ve recently bought a set of wheels from Superstar Components with Flow rims, yellow tape and sealant for 229. Sealed really easy and light than my old ones.