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https://www.instagram.com/p/ByagE-4F6vu/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Just use whatever bag you usually use for shopping, but strapped on the rack. Or bagaboo makes cargo bags https://bagaboo-bags.com/products/cargo-bags/

Also inhospitable for a south londoner :)

Don't really like riding electric bikes to be honest, but I guess my knees will give out eventually.

They pay LLW? I'll maybe look them up when they start a distro in a civilised part of london

All self-respecting couriers wear slings

Prince Amey get his butler to ride behind him carrying his bag

Made all the worse by London's "made fresh today" places.
Each branch of Eat, Coco Di Mama, Abokado etc throws out 50+ plastic packaged still good to eat meals everyday into the normal rubbish.

mack workshop does a strap if you don't want to ziptie or tape one in place
https://www.mackworkshop.com/products/speed-strap

that website doesn't make sense, its showing no matter what they do Greens won't get any seats in the whole of the UK. But we have 3 Green MEPs now (London, Southeast, Southwest)?

let me know if you need courier testing on the work bag :)

This video suggests that first/business class massively subsidise economy seats and has a big effect on why we have such cheap seats today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzB5xtGGsTc

Looks like it'll pedal strike like a bastard on the slightest of turns

Cool, I've been wary to test this confusion on a tour so far but will give it a go soon.

I mean, garmins were never great for this, but at least i could make a route on strava on the fly on my phone then use an OTG cable to transfer on to whatever Edge device i had.

Can you actually? the link i posted says you need to use someone elses phone as a wifi hotspot. Since i usually tour alone this isn't a great workaround

"The ELEMNT and BOLT require internet-connected WiFi to the bike computer directly for automatic workout uploads, firmware updates, route or map downloads, Strava Live Segment synchronization and other internet-enabled features."

https://wahoofitness.yonyx.com/y/conversation/?id=0876a070-53dd-11e8-8f6c-bc764e10d166&did=bf1f5f40-6447-11e8-9fc1-bc764e10c19d&lang=en

Definitely was a problem before, though looking at the second page it might still be a problem for routes not already loaded on the app. Will have to test properly by making a route when not on wifi and see if it gets added to the app while on mobile data only.

Awesome! can actually use mine for touring now

green lentils cooks pretty quick, that and rice is a complete protein.
Tofu products last for days out of a fridge in my experience.
quinoa is spendy but a good choice for protein

Use the. Leather straps through further back plastic buckles to handlebars, strap through normal back loop to head tube. If I had a shorter stem/cables not in the way would have attached handlebars through the wooden dowel like normal.

shimano manage it with SPD

this seems to suggest it's only 2 dollars more in the US (assuming avg 40 hour week), and taking into account the extra holiday pay in the UK and the NHS i think staff here might be getting the better deal

https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/wages-in-manufacturing?continent=g20

can compare it on the studio chart https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilm-x-t2/6

Full size omnium's longer wheel base makes it more stable. But don't think it makes much difference unless you're carrying 70+ kilo

https://www.instagram.com/incredibly_cross/ are at it again, race this evening. Location on their profile.

Just the fact you'd likely to get your sleeping bag dirty otherwise means a bivvy is always a good idea to me

If i had to choose between just bivvy or just tarp in Feb i'd prefer bivvy. Tarp is probably better if it definitely going to rain, bivvy is better if it's cold.

i like my alpkit ones, but some find it a bit condensationy. Doubt that'll be a problem in Feb
https://www.alpkit.com/products/hunka-cosmetic-seconds

get that and a cheap tiny tarp you'll be (mostly) covered for anything
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ultralight-Waterproof-Camping-2-Person-Tent-Tarp-Footprint-Ground-Sheet-Mat/302784418398?hash=item467f5b925e:m:mRTuPpN0ozTXMNGstgDtDyg:rk:7:pf:0