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Does anyone know what I need to attach a light/gopro mount to the bottom of a standard garmin out front mount?
Does something like this screw into the underside of the garmin mount and allow you to attach the garmin to the top as usual?
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1806854936/garmin-quarter-turn-to-gopro-mount?
Would rather not pay a tenner if poss
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Hi,
Straggler for sale. I bought the frameset 2019 and built it up with parts from a Canyon inflite. Will try and list out the spec below:
Black 58cm frame/fork
SRAM Rival Hydro 1x groupset
DT Swiss CR 1600 Spline db wheelset with Schwalbe Marathon Supreme Tyres (35mm)
Thomson Post
Thomson Stem
Canyon H17 Ergobar
Black Pelago Aluminium fenders with RAW flaps fitted but could be taken off

Pedals not included, could include the rack if needed, same with the saddle which is a Prologo Kappa.
Bike is solid, not faults except for some dents and scratches here and there, particularly on the chainstay which you can see in one of the pics.
All pics here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EWMNJD-c6INZMrkqgoMWKNBzqLJUg9F5?usp=drive_link
Unsure how to price this, will suggest £800. I'm in Surbiton KT5 - cash on collection only. Any questions please ask, thanks!
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Some good thoughts R.E. the Diverge, thanks all. I'm going to pick it up tomorrow. I will report back on how it fares on Audax first then see what it looks like on gnar grav. Hoping to do Pure Peak Grit and Bryan Chapman 600 on it in June (road), then possibly Further East (grav) in Sept.
The gearing does seem suitable for lots of hills! I have a 'fast' road bike (A supersix Evo) that will remain for faster rides - just looking for something a bit more comfortable for things longer than 4hr
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Hello gravel friends of LFGSS.
I welcome opinions on this.
Trying to find a gravel bike that can be ridden on gnar grav during summer with one wheelset and thicc tyres, but can operate as an endurance/ultra audax thing on road during winter months. Needs mounts for stuff and guards. Already have the 'road' wheelset, for bike options looking at Canyon Grizl or Spesh Diverge E5 -
Does anyone have experience with either bike in this context? ChatGPT tells me that in terms of geometry, they are both suitable, but that the Diverge might slightly edge it in terms of 'road' performance.
Thanks!
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Legend @dangeek - much appreciated
Yes @theflatboy is correct. Cheap and cheerful and has been rock solid for me. Panniers fit on the lower rail.