So sorry to hear of your loss and my deepest condolences.

Probably not as 1×11 is shite on a gravel bike (imho) so can’t see why it would be of any use on a road bike…..pure marketing bollocks

Had good results with both Viking Lube (blue stuff) and Squirt Lube (white jizzy stuff).

29er’s for any sort of dampness!

1. Orange
2. Orange
3. Orange
4. Pinarello
5. Santa Cruz (even though I have one, wink)

+1 for Ciclo Montana :)

Orange

Photo’s?!

If you’re not happy working with ladders then you might want to consider getting a roofer in to carry out the work on your roof….it can be long way down with an unforgiving landing

Should be fine although there’s a rocky section near the bottom of Drafft (Red) that’s claimed a fair few rear tyres…

+1 :D

Had an MST Hubba Hubba NX for the past few years…never had a problem with driving rain/wind etc.

+1 for Absolute Black :-)

From bitter experience I can say that while body armour won’t prevent broken collar bone it will certainly reduce the severity of the injury (for a direct impact)

Not sure that you need an IDP to hire a car in Canada. I hired a car a couple of years ago in Vancouver and they were happy with my UK driving licence….

I’ve a Reba 100mm travel with straight steerer and 15mm axle if you’re interested?

Been running a 29er 2.35 Magic Mary and 2.3 Minion DHF on 30mm internal rims for since early March….works a treat.
Also able to run them a few psi less than when they were on my old mk2 flows!

The valley trails are definitely well worth a look at as well!

2.5 DHF works fine as a rear tyre :-)

+1 for Blueflow Wheels :-)

30mm wide carbon rim with Hope Pro4 hubs…brilliant :D

Been wearing knee pads for mtb (XC, enduro, DH) on every ride for past 6 years and arm pads for past 4 years – now just part of routine kit for riding.

Go for it.

I don’t need one but I still want one for the uphill giggles ;)

Hi Tom,
Thanks for the recommendation :)
We’re going with Cycling Tenerife (I’ll say Hi from you). The location and set up sounds perfect.

My mate rides one and he reckons it’s great! :)

TF Tuned put a chopped down Lyrik coil spring in my Pikes earlier this year after the airspring packed up……vast improvement in performance and feel :D

Loads of great riding around there….head over to Kingley Vale :)

Hi jkomo, I’ve emailed you a few gpx files.

Have fun :)

+1 for Gorges de la Nesque
Loop down to Gordes is really nice too

Scandal?

2nd hand Scandal?

Just go with what you’ve got on your road bike…..you’ll be fine :)

+1 for ciclomontana :)

BPW…..what is this “Dry” of which you speak?…… 8O

I’ll get it in the right place one of these days! :oops:

Lol, I knew someone would comment on the fence panels! :)

Bike is for sale if anyone’s interested? ;)

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/fs-trek-fuel-ex97-size-xl-950

Brilliant, it works!

STATO – thanks for the help :)

Cheers guys

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In….:)

I’ve been using the Bell Super 2R MIPS since February ’15.
Very comfortable and good fit…well, it fits my head just fine! :)
The removable chin guard is great.

Yep, elbow & knee pads every time I go off-road and also shoulder protection for the past 12 months since I busted my shoulder – I don’t really see it as being any different to wearing a lid!