i’ve always found them to be pretty good,a few days but sometimes but usually less than 48 hours.

nice!

This is a good spot
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/VacationRentalReview-g1474085-d12334334-Colliers_House_1_2_Mile_to_BPW-Merthyr_Tydfil_Merthyr_Tydfil_County_South_Wales_Wale.html

Two kinds of people… The people who don’t are the lucky/skilfull enough ones not to have smashed up their elbows after an off and the people that do are like me who have had an off and had smashed up elbows for a few weeks/month, I don’t give a hoot how uncool it looks or if someone thinks I’m a pussy.

Did you get my PM?

PM on way.

Its sold out tomorrow!

Or..if anyone wants to take one day of either of them at £16 ? BACS me the money and I’ll  e mail the name change?

Has anybody tried this sealant yet?

I’ll second Julian’s recommendation of the guys at http://www.themountainbikeadventure.com/?COLLCC=1096488068& excellent riding and great guiding for all levels,Hurry up though they get booked up quickly.

What size frame are you looking for?

Contact Jim, top man.
http://www.themountainbikeadventure.com

This place was excellent and Peter is a superb host https://abnb.me/EVmg/zL0od35TWG

Yes that’s a clearer video,cheers mikewsmith
Here’s a quote from the British Downhill Series Instagram .This could have been so much worse for Minnar /:

‘So Minnaars bike snapped because it hit a wooden post (with a sign on it). BC rules state all poles must be a minimum of 1.5m high (so you don’t land on them) and made of plastic so they break and not you.
Good job it was his bike that snapped and not him.
Wooden posts shouldn’t be allowed on a DH course, there’s enough trees to hit already let alone using solid posts to mark the track. @ucidownhillworld @uci_cycling @gregminnaar

Did the frame break before it hit the metal post?

It looks bloody mint and their rear wheel/hub theory is the way forward.

Tried wingnut, very good,tried camelbak very good as well but Osprey win by a country mile.

Now that is genius Mr colp.Duly noted.

Carry on it is,cheers for replies.

Torq powder,I sweat a lot even on winter rides but especially the summer.Water is fine but I got cramp after rides.High 5 too sweet and I think they’ve got a dodgy ingredient in(?) Torq got rid of the cramps tastes nice and doesn’t fur up the camelbak after a very quick rinse.

Be wary of thin rims and wide tyres,can pop off on big hits at low to medium pressure.

As Dez B said sometimes you get a tyre that just won’t seat,which sealant and rims are you using ?
Is the sealant pretty fresh?

Thanks all, I think I’ll give bold king a go.The blocking blades is putting me off the other two.

Short’sh canal/boat trips are alright,if you see New Years traditional ollybollen cake ( normal cake) buy it and eat it, 9 streets is a good hang,vondelpark is a pleasant hang.

🙂

You’ve gotta have Soul (man).

I’d highly recommend this place http://www.heulwen.co.uk

Specialized even the heavier ones I tried still seem to get sliced open on flints.Maxxis not.I ride Maxxis EXO.

And…..I was looking at a Santa Cruz Hightower,similar geometry etc ….but comparable spec to the Jeffsy £6 GRAND plus!
Jeffsy £3.5’sh ….yes wiggles a 2017 purchase is looking likely as the eagle looks magnificent , hurry up shimano you’re getting left behind.

Or the 9.8 dropper?

Might have to do that but I don’t fancy paying international shipping.

And …it works (:

Same,I’ve e mailed them,auto reply back tomorrow.

Uberbike, just switched from shimano/Rwd and superstar , the white ones are brilliant.

Fantastic bike,I’ve had one for 3 years.6 2 and an XL.Fast,light,railed and good fun.

I replaced mine with Shimano,loads better.

I went from Soda to Solaris,poor Soda,much ignored.

Over 3 years and none at all.

Tried a few,Squirt by far the best.