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THM's Road/Trail Tour Experience 2016
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Cracking ride and report!
Cracking ride and report!
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I can't believe there's still a market for that sort of thing. Surely nobody that's used a modern, lightweight, dome, dunnel, tunnel type tent that you can pitch in 2 minutes would ever go back to a heavy, single skin canvas tent with steel poles.
I can't believe there's still a market for that sort of thing. Surely nobody that's used a modern, lightweight, dome, dunnel, tunnel type tent that you can pitch in 2 minutes would ever go back to a heavy, single skin canvas tent with steel poles.
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Bloody hell, that takes me back to my scouting days!
Drifts off into a wistful haze
Mike
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Bloody hell, that takes me back to my scouting days!
Drifts off into a wistful haze
Mike
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Interestingly I saw a scout camp with a row of these while touring. Used as mess tents. Sides rolled up etc. I like them. My troop had olive green ex army ones with square wooden poles. Happy days.
Dagenham girl pipers before you ask.
1st Syston 10th Leicester scouts. Two week of summer fun.
Dagenham girl pipers before you ask.
1st Syston 10th Leicester scouts. Two week of summer fun.
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I was quite taken with mine. Lovely pleasing pitching process and lines.
I was quite taken with mine. Lovely pleasing pitching process and lines.
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When we going for spin then???
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Mike! You're alive!
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Great thread THM, very inspirational. Each year when I'm visiting the family in the U.K. I take a weeks me time for cycle touring, [Lakes, Cornwall, SDW, Dark Peak, C 2 C].
I've sold all of my Polaris camping kit as the only time I go under canvas these days is if it's a beer tent.
Anyway, advice please: My spine won't take anything heavier than a Camelback so I would still like to use panniers and a rear rack for a B + B tour of Radnorshire.
As I don't have a bike with rack mounts my options seem to be a] Find adaptors to fit my rack to a disk braked MTB frame, b] A seat post mounted platform or c] Saddlebag with a bar bag. Has anyone any experience of any of these?
Thanks in advance.
Great thread THM, very inspirational. Each year when I'm visiting the family in the U.K. I take a weeks me time for cycle touring, [Lakes, Cornwall, SDW, Dark Peak, C 2 C].
I've sold all of my Polaris camping kit as the only time I go under canvas these days is if it's a beer tent.
Anyway, advice please: My spine won't take anything heavier than a Camelback so I would still like to use panniers and a rear rack for a B + B tour of Radnorshire.
As I don't have a bike with rack mounts my options seem to be a] Find adaptors to fit my rack to a disk braked MTB frame, b] A seat post mounted platform or c] Saddlebag with a bar bag. Has anyone any experience of any of these?
Thanks in advance.
