Thanks for the nod, will have a look later. Not playing well on my phone Tbf, but I am at the end of the garden having a strawberry gin in the sun

Thanks guys some good info there, will have a look on Strava heat maps but it’s a very rural area and seem mainly to be roadies or Mrb’ers that use road or double track. The olive and almond groves ( they’re the main crops around here) have tracks for farmers to access and if I’ve been up one dead end that looks fine on Google earth ive been up so many I’ve lost count hence the reason for some sort of GPS unit.

Think I will give one a go, not too big an investment if it all goes pear shaped.

Bump for the morning crowd

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Broil King vote here too. Have one with the side gas ring and rotisserie and its superb. Live in Spain so it get used a LOT. Riding buddy visited from UK and he was that impressed he decided he needed one in his life too. Monarch 390 Fwiw :wink:

Best = Chris King. Had a Hope bb30 and had to swop bearings fairly quickly. Think it went on the classifieds, King still perfect

Have a look here
http://singletrackworld.com/reviews/sram-roam-60-wheelset/
Fancied some myself but got Light Bicycle on Sp Dt240s. Around 1430g. Superb

I use one of these rob, does what it should and looks good too.

Love mine, 1.6 120 hp diesel. From full the tank shows 890Km range(It’s Km per litre here) So economical, fits three complete bikes with the wheels on and three peeps easily. Cavernous boot, rear seats fold nearly flat or you can remove em, loads of toys on the titanium spec and very cheap here in Spain thanks.

Do you mean the Tourneo Connect? Like this :arrow:

Bit of lube thro the hole first, think it’s underneath. Use a socket just smaller then the bush, with a bigger socket (to sit on the chainstay that will let the bush pass thru. Add a vice and Bob’s yer wotsit. Simples

Just ordered mine, complete with clamp. Lets see how long it takes to get to Spain.

Yeh they go up tubeless. Very porous flimsy sidewalks though. Did you clean out the insides first with IPA or similar. Mine lasted a day before you could see threads on the rear sidewall.

Velez-Blanco. Spain. Not winter yet. Cold at night but nice and sunny today. Can see snow in the distance (Maria) Better than last weeks rain, over eight inches in one night 8O

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Mhmm, looks Ok Will do some research. Many thanks

Yeh, seen the Logitech stuff. Also found the Naim Mu-So last night, they get very good reviews and looks subtle.

Thanks guys, some ideas to look at

8)

The house has a modern version of an andalucian ceiling, it’s basically solid with no access from above and the wires would have to cross two door openings so a chase is not feasible. The speakers might have to be relocated in my mancave and an alternative sourced.

Have seen Sonos sound systems mentioned a few times on the forum,would they be suitable?

No skirting board, it’s a tiled floor.

Thought you might be able to get the amp to talk to the speakers wirelessly. It’s thirty years since I last bought HiFi, technology has left me behind.

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Still want the amp to power the speakers, just wondered is you could do it without wires

Google maps and drop a pin. Normally use it at the airport etc

Syntace Mega Force 2. Light strong but not cheap.
“Edit” beaten to it HTC :-)

A few from this mornings ride in the Velez-Blanco/Maria area of Almeria.






The last photo are some behives I came across high up above Maria.

Yeh, it’s a Grand Tourneo. Fits three complete bikes, wheels on droppers up with the larger of the two split seats folded up. No problem comfort wise, done around 4k Km and it’s fine. It’s the titanium spec so lodsa toys and Very economical too.

Hi Adam, just bought a Tourneo Connect to replace my Yeti. Needed a LHD car so got this for bike and general duties. Takes three complete bikes and three peeps with ease, might be able to squeeze four of each.

Mines internal Sram Xx1 and fits fine.

29er?

Another vote for the Odd Pod here, used for washing and maintenance jobs on the bike. No problem doing gear indexing etc with it and pretty stable too. Even take it in my flight bag when I go away.

Have a pair on the way :wink:

Indeed Ashy, think I’m gonna try a pair too.

I normally brush some latex around the stem when fitting if it still leaks with the soapy water test hold the valve to the bottom and give a good shake about. The stem needs to be quite tight IMO. Also put some latex around the ” O” ring if you have one.

EDIT O ring under the round nut jobbie

650b ?

Have a look here
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/reverb-service-in-huddersfield

This any good? Think Lee @ Invisiframe uses 3M stuff :arrow:
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/Product.do?method=view&n=1250&g=250065&p=147630&d=124&c=4&l=2&utm_source=

This is the one I have :arrow:
https://www.evanscycles.com/weldtite-tubeless-patch-kit-00103371