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As above, helicopter tape / 3M 8671HS
https://www.selfadhesive.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=3M+8671HS+Polyurethane+Tape+Short+RollGet a few different widths and you'll cover a few bikes for much less than a single kit.
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Bit suprised these Radavist approved shorts have no interest @amey
https://theradavist.com/ornot-mission-shorts-review/ *£60 posted for the weekend
*these are newer lightweights
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Anyone have any spare plants they’d like to donate?
Suspect it wouldn't be economically viable and trains would cost more than shipping a pot plant.. but anyone who can collect from Surbiton is welcome to a Carolina Reaper, don't need/don't have room for 5 along with the other varieties.
They're all maybe a little big to cycle into the city.
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OrNot lightweight Mission Short
Color: Obsidian
Size: 32 (more a 33/34 but read the size guide and make up your own mind).
Price: £65 posted.
Condition: Excellent, worn twice.Failed to comprehend the size guide and these are too big. Have now smuggled in another pair. I think they are excellent- short and fitted, cool when riding hard, no chaffing. Better than Chrome, Ripton and Swrve but your milage may vary.
Full Details:
https://www.ornotbike.com/products/lightweight-mission-short-obsidian?variant=45211693187364
Review:
https://bikepacking.com/gear/ornot-lightweight-mission-shorts-review/READ THE SIZE GUIDE!
https://www.ornotbike.com/cdn/shop/files/LW_Mission_Shorts_Desktop_806b1ed2-fa0d-4e8f-83e2-690286778a62.jpg?v=1706577642&width=1950For reference, I wear 32 in Swrve, Chrome and Ripton, 30 in Ornot.
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Essentially i'm trying to move a lot of my evening routine such as gym/training into a pre work routine but with other stuff i'm struggling on time and energy.
As someone who is both really quite lazy and drinks a lot of coffee, the Sage precision brewer has been the one. Picked up a barely used one for very little. You can set it up the night before, if that helps with the morning routine.
... But I'd just start with using that Bialetti.
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Thanks @Chopsicle and others. It's a generous returns offer, have placed a like for like other brands order (small/small), weary of the fashion for long legs.
As feedback, I think it'd be handy, where possible, if the model information matched the size chart.
e.g.Studio Model: Height: 186cm, chest: 93cm, inner leg: 87cm Wears size: Small
Isn't as useful when the size chart is chest/waist/hips.
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Just watched this and now I want a swept back bar city cruiser...
Here for this , have started to dip into the other videos..
https://youtu.be/TAiLKZDRiWs?si=IqlvUT4RpayYlljv
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Yeah that's what I'm thinking! Is the Trace worth a punt?
Fab light but you'll want at least the Sirius for occasionally seeing in the dark.
But there is also the Boost, it might sit somewhere in the middle.
All have plenty of easy mounting options.
I've had some issues over the years but always had them rectified at no cost.
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Is there a specific type of p-clip that is best
Pad this out? https://76projects.com/products/gopro-style-light-brackets?variant=43982267056344
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CF and no bolts
Assume you're running a large saddle bag on there and the seat or post are out... hence the question. Have the same bike, clamping something solid to the skinny stays could make me nervous.
'1. a zip tie style mount, that you could put something grippy under along with frame protection could work.
e.g.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264353053581?_ul=GB&var=0
You could get something svelter 3d printed to match the tube shape.'2. a custom clamp based on tube diameter with something grippy under to avoid slipping down or needing to clamp real tight.
https://76projects.com/products/gopro-style-mounts-for-aero-extensions?variant=43982266892504¤cy=GBP&gad_source=1And then the already mentioned holder..
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1350122607/exposure-trace-side-entry-clip-forThis was also a long way of saying I don't think anyone makes something ready to buy.. the 76 project clamp with a shim might be closest..
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As it's flat bar, probably perfectly OK and more than any of us really need...
... But saying that, it's double the price and depending on what's being built, SLX 12 speed with 11-51 is £325 and verified not shit..
https://www.merlincycles.com/shimano-slx-m7100-1x12-complete-disc-brake-groupset-313382.html -
30% for crashing in April but not broken down.
Most people I know would quickly swap back to the traditional parts bin build for crit racing if their £5k+ bikes weren't covered..