She’d looks great. Could you send me a copy of the plans. I like that style and wondered if I could adapt it for less height to suit my garden,

Many thanks Gerry.

gerry2004uk@gmail.com

And don’t forget about all the snow days that they have on top

“I like reponsible dog owners.
I like well behaved dogs.
I like trail centres.

However, I intend to ride my bike round the show ring at Crufts next year;
I shall crap on the floor, hump Clare Balding’s leg, bark at the judge and circle Peter Purves in a threatening manner, whilst Ms Spanner shouts ‘He’s harmless really, your microphone scared him’ in a patronising, smug voice.”

Rusty spanner that’s hilarious, i wish there was a like button on these forums

Swinley Tuesday late afternoon, one bloke and 2 dogs ! one was keeping up , one was 100m behind and roaming everywhere .

Any advance on 2 !

lololololol, I need to come on this site more often. Thanks for that pic.

Tho I can confirm on this instance he was not involved but the result was similar !

Just to answer your question Northcountryboy, I was running 29 psi in the front as specified by stans for my weight, so not mega low or over pressure.

Been on another 20km ride today with the tube still in the front, the Dampf on the rear is holding fine even after some edge impacts and rooty sections. I will swap out the Advantage for one of those and thinking about it , the Dampft holds its shape a lot better when off the bike than the maxxis did , which as Nosedive said do seem floppy by comparison.

I will still keep a tube in my backpack for emergencies tho.

Cheers

thanks chaps,

the already worn Maxxis Advantage tyre must be the issue, i will go for for a new tyre and see how i go,

cheers

for the front , or should i think about a wire beading tire