Not done it for years but griffin imic + technics sl1210s + mac always worked fine for me, I used to re eq and master in logic, I’d probably just upload to Landr to master raw aiffs, great for dance music.

EDIT: btw – you don’t need garageband, you can use final vinyl the free griffin imic app. You do realise you have to record in real time :wink:

Haven’t they so, did you find flying daggers? It starts at the top of lullington heath and drops you at the bottom of snap hill near red snapper. (not my names btw) Quite tight and loose lumps of chalk and flint.

Bontrager seem good, they have a 30 day money back returns policy too

Give kenda honey badgers a miss, front very sketchy in mud. To be totally fair they’ve been great on the dry chalky SDW trails.

I used to love the smokey peaty ones like lagavulin, not for me anymore, heartburn in a glass. Perhaps I should give the Speysides a go.

Binners sums it up pretty well there. Great riding locations, from an envious Southerner.

Hello… That looks fit for purpose, love the stealth black, carbon? Enjoy, forum and MTB-ing. Where are you based out of interest?

If you want nice country lanes Sussex is full of them, nice routes around Beachy Head, Cuckmere Haven, take a look at Stage 7 of the Tour of Britain. Pevensey Levels heading towards Normans Bay and Bexhill. Inland towards Ashdown Forest is pretty good too.

I often ride Jevington end of SDW, looping in Friston Forest trails and Lullington Heath. Lots of nice ascents and descents, 360 views and never far from a decent pint from the Long Man Brewery.

skip to 30 sec, slo mo doesn’t do justice to the speed and momentum

Tripster or Roadrat would be at the top of my list.

Funn Hyperion Ti Seatpost @ 35% off from CRC, the clamp is rock solid.

First ride with my dog

How old are you, surely you remember blur?

Holkham is stunning but it’s North Norfolk. Camber is as sandy as it’s gets on the SE Coast, worth visiting Rye and Winchelsea whilst you’re there.

Treat yourself to a Kinesis Maxlight Sync Ti.

get a Zesty

Gary fisher pre caliber 20

Cheers Ming. Thought it might be easier to pop into Polegate en route to Pevensey, rather than Evolution in Eastbourne. Will give them a call.

Nobody?

Dolphins don’t have thumbs

Joan Rivers lived in Edmonton?

Some good Tour Divide reading out there too, check out Paul Howard and Jill Homer.

Agree with above re: The Path, fat bike camp fire chat, cringe.

Alfriston is a good shout, some great riding around Litlington Heath too, drops you right into SDW Jevington or Friston Forest. Grab a pint of Long Man in the Plough in Litlington or 8 Bells in Jevington. I’ll be there at the weekend.

My clavicle was severely fractured and displaced, almost compound, I had to go down the surgery route with a hook plate straight away, it was pretty painful and had to have it removed after 6 months. The worst bit was seeing my wife and kids traumatised by it, and the dark moods from the pain killers especially tramadol.

then include Middle Farm. Cracking cider shop

may I add the national collection of ciders and perry, awesome, you can try them all too. Watch out for the wasps though :wink:

@ scuttler – when are you going? I ask because there’s lots of events like Mediaeval Festivals at castles and Country Shows, Steam Rallies, Classic cars etc this time of year.

This is my neck of the woods, I can point you in the right direction for good family friendly pubs too
Drusillas Zoo
Bluebell Steam Railway
Ashdown Forest
Rye
Camber Sands – sand for miles
Whitstable
Romney & Hythe Railway
Eastbourne
Cuckmere Haven – nice walks to seven sisters, kayaking, friston forest nearby
Bodiam Castle
Hever Casyle
Hertsmonceaux Observatory Science Centre – http://www.the-observatory.org/
Normans Bay Campsite
Bay View Campsite

Yep, 6’4.5″ to be precise, large kinesis Sync Ti, perfect now I’ve fitted shorter stem and seatpost with slight offset.

stop shouting and watch the great british bake off

Flash is fast, Bambaataa was first. This was my bible back in the 80s, collecting the lightning swords of death on import

@deetec – I do have one going spare, I’ve sent you an email.

Nice, where from?

on offer at chain reaction

Love it, more thought provoking that most, taps into the whole selfie/instagram obsession too, with a twist of 50’s glamour.

I have a solo vets going spare if anyone wants it?

Birzman, just bought one from xcracer.com, excellent.

If you just want background music then the Juice Sound Square ain’t a bad deal for £25. I got one free with an ipod from JL, very happy. You won’t be having no pool party though.

maplin

lots more here if you scroll down

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Reality is I’m doing more miles commuting on road rather than off, that ATB Tripster thread is drawing me in, a perfect compromise.