I do like the pineapple milkshake IPA although I think the quality has dropped since they first introduced it but it can be had for 89p so can’t grumble too much.

Done this to my Yari forks and it was definitly worth the upgrade small bump sensitivity is a lot better.

eBay are doing £1 listings this weekend.
eBay £1 list fee

Charged mine up yesterday that was about half full and it took at least 2 hours probably 3 try a different cable if you can as micro usb cables can be a bit poo after a lot of use.

Cheers ordered one for £4

What is the go to handlebar mount for these as the rubber strip is ok and the plastic mount it comes with looks a bit poo.
cheers

I had a lapierre branded dropper that used the above adapter but it would just let air out when unscrewing the adapter.

Decathlon shock pump comes with an adapter. https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/fork-shock-absorber-pump/_/R-p-436

I own a 2019 comp 275 great bike at going downhill a little more work going up but that’s not it’s aim.

That kilt is an expensive bin bag.

A Nukeproof Scout at the start of the year a cheeky eBay bid thinking it won’t win and it did.

Hope this helps.
https://support.google.com/android/thread/12892715?hl=en

Picked one up today and although i have not ridden with it yet i am impressed with how it lights up the garden over my cheap planet x light from last year, also with the amount of accessories it came with.

I had this issue and the 1.85mm spacer sorted it.

Topeak Hexus X is decent for the money.

After trying Spotify, Deezer, Tidal and YouTube music over the last year Spotify easily wins it. Tidal is great for sound quality, Deezer is ok and YouTube music is a bit of a mess but Spotify just has more and does it better.

I hope I don’t have this issue as I’ve just ordered a Smith session.

I given it ago as I have money on my Google account from the opinion rewards app. Hopefully it’s good.

I have only used my BMX on it and even that felt a bit tight but still good fun for 30 mins. They are putting in MTB area believe the works started this week.

I parked on pale lane but this was before any parking was open.

I have been looking into the Smith session and have read a lot of reviews that it runs large so may be good for you in a small size.

So I’ve had mine since before last Christmas and it worked great then a few updates (around march/April) then app became poor with it disconnecting and not tracking but this was sorted pretty quickly (with updates) and has been working fine this is on Android on a Samsung S9. I did have an off a few weeks back and it activated fine and cancelled ok never had a false positive.
App regularly gets updates and the Angi itself has had an update in the time ive had it. The app tracking is about a mile less than Strava on a ten mile ride.
I would definitely recommend for the cost.

Bell sixer Mips can be had around £100 has a integrated mount for light/GoPro.

Could always add in stoughton downhill as it’s not far away.

Nukeproof Scout if you can get hold of one is a great trail bike.

Cheap instant coffee worked for me but you would need a dry spell. Sprinkler it around the areas where you would expect them to walk or dump.

Used Mantel for a 12 speed slx derailleur and it came in 3 days great service and this was only a few weeks ago.

Go outdoors calibre DJ is £250
https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/15906434/calibre-astronut-dirt-jump-bike-frame-15906434

Just watching Bloc Party from 2009 bloody excellent.

£1000 per month for a family of four seems mental. My wife and i is about £150 a month with lockdown way less when we are both working.

I use the Specialized Angi it generally works well keeps the missus happy and 90% of my riding is solo but i have had a few issues with it stopping part way through a ride and not notifiying me that it has stopped, this has generally been recently since i updated the unit so hopefully a new update will sort it. These can be had off of ebay for around £25-30.

I have these rims on my Zesty and also run High rollers in 2.4. I didn’t really have much issue getting the tyres on. The old Michelin Wild Rock’R2 that came with the bike were a nightmare to get on and off pretty sure this was down to them being the Gum-x version.

I’m pretty sure WTB make Nukeproof bits.

Have these and picked them up for around £15 on eBay. I have to say they are great value for money really good build quality, they can be taken apart for servicing and come with spare pins.

Itzoo does cheap reconditioned PC’s also eBay has 20% off certain sellers at the moment.

Tesco do 4 packs (normally £6) 2 for £9 this includes a 6 pack of of Pistonhead that’s normally £8 but 2 for £9.

Also Asda seem to do a similar offer but 4 packs are between £5-6.

If you have a Gmail account you can do this to get codes but also get info sent to your original email address.
https://gmail.googleblog.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-more-from-your.html?m=1

The wife and I are supposed to be going to Cape Verde on the 13th of may. TUI cancelled all holidays until the 15th of may, they have offered a credit note with 20% discount on the holiday we use it on so not all bad.

Yes great for learning stuff on just maybe take it easy at the moment.