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I don't know in real world terms what a 0.2 difference in R-value would make
Not noticeable
if it's worth looking at the 5R
If you regularly camp around our below 0ºC maybe
rapid failures
No problems here
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Me and my partner (both 6ft) sleep very comfortably on my Exped Ultra 3R Duo M. It was expensive (£200) but no other downsides. It’s considerably smaller packed size than two individual mats, and considerably more comfy for us.
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nice whip!
I did 5 people, a dog, and two road bikes with front wheels off, all at the same time, in mine yesterday. smiles the whole way.
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Touring every time, Jobst Brandt put it better than any of us plebs ever could
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Nah mate, no bulkhead in the passenger Berlingos, no restrictions. You're looking up the van ones.
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Just do Berlingo, get something with low miles, and get it serviced annually. AA cover is cheap if you want it. Easy as.
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inner loop is more MTB and the outer loop more gravel bike
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Brand new. Never taken out the box. Silver.
As described here: https://freshtripe.co.uk/simworks-obento-rack/
Cheapest I can find is £200 online so £150 posted in UK.
If several people want it, my preference if someone can pick up from East London.
Thanks.
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River Avon east of Cairn Gorm is not easily fordable often in April due to snowmelt.
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Sold many thanks all.
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East London, near stations.
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Most of the 'leccy that will power your ASHP will be produced by fossil fuels for the foreseeable
I like this: https://grid.iamkate.com/
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If you're under 5ft10, it'll be too small, sadly.
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Sure.
Can deliver to TW8 in the next week or so for £25. Would need some flexibility on timing.
I think it's the 2.66 12-core spec. Can't remember for sure.
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I loaned this bike to a friend for a couple of years. He used it a lot, then left it in the garden for the past 6 months. So it needs a few bits replacing and will then be excellent again.
It's a Medium-Large frame, set up in pictures for someone 6ft1. Plenty of adjustment downwards, but not great for people over that height I'd say.
It needs a broken spoke replacing, new chain and cassette, and then it will ride great. You can still ride it even given the rust on the chain. But you wouldn't want to go far.
The components are great - Deore drivetrain and V-brakes (the levers have surface corrosion but work excellently), decent spec wheels and tyres, Genesis saddle, etc. - and have plenty of miles left in them.
When in good condition, it rides brilliantly. It's astoundingly light thanks to the aluminium frame, and very nimble with a short wheelbase. You can lock it up anywhere in town and then use it to shred some trails in the evening.
£60 collected in East London, no posting. I live near stations you can take the bike on easily.
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it's about my level of bike maintenance tbf