Search results for:

Using a Kona alu frame at the mo but really after a steel frame for use with gears.

Nice. Definitely gonna check them out. Thanks.

Thanks guys. Will check that thread. Anything else?

Hey.

I've recently bought a Kona Major Jake cyclocross frame and have been doing loads of off road rides on clement x'plor knobbly tyres which I've found to be excellent. I'm going to be doing some on road touring soon and am looking to get some wide slick tyres preferably in 40c which would cope a little better if some light off-road were to come up.

Does anyone know of anything out there that would fit the bill?

Thanks,

Tom.

Hey, yeah sorry should have said in black. Thanks anyway.

Gonna need this for this weekend so if anyone's got one I can pick up pronto!

Hey,

Anyone got a threadless headset knocking about?

Cheers,

Tom.

Yeah I think she's ok with it not lasting forever. Thanks, will check that out. @Scilly.Suffolk

Great, thanks for that.

Hey,

I'm after a large canti compatible cx frame preferably in steel but happy to consider anything in Alu too. I've got forks so just looking for the frame. Anyone got anything?

Cheers,

Tom.

Hi,

My girlfriend wants to get her fluro pink F Moser frame resprayed and I'm wondering where a good place to get this done would be? I've messaged Ellis Briggs who said they don't do fluro colours so is there anywhere that would do a really good job on a frame like this?

Thanks,

Tom.

Meant 5700!

Hey. Anyone got any 2 x 10 105 shifters? Ta.

Hey. I'm getting into cyclocross (rides not races) and was wondering if anyone knows any routes around London preferably with a GPX file I can download. I've done some great rides at Epping Forest, Richmond park and a bit of the North Downs but am now looking for more. I don't mind getting a train out somewhere if it's gonna be worth it.

Thanks,

Tom.

Thanks for this.

Hey.

I'm doing a London/Brighton ride next weekend and was wondering if there's a good route on quiet roads taking in a few hills? If there's a way out of London that's quiet that would be great too.

Cheers.

Tom.

Yeah, just anything unpaved and away from traffic which isn't too super muddy. Thanks.

These two look pretty spot on. Thanks.

Thinking that jumping on a train is probably the best way to get some decent off roading as I had brilliant ride in the New Forest yesterday. So many gravel tracks in the area and feels nice and remote in parts.

Anybody know any decent gravel further afield? Thinking Swinley, Peak District, Wales etc?

Thanks.

That one sounds good too. I've decided to jump on a train and head to the new forest. Looks like there's some pretty decent gravel riding there. Only 1hr 30 from London too.

Great! Thank you.

Thanks! All good shouts.

Thanks for the link to this site. Would be really good if a few more routes were uploaded. Cheers.

👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Excellent! Thanks for the info. I'll check those out. If anyone knows any more routes I'd be interested. Thanks.