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Retrobike Touring.
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I have a Robens Arrowhead. Weighs somewhere around 1.5-1.8kg depending on which website you look at, and cost less than £90.
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Just looked on the web, looks like a decent tent. Pitches outer first so no getting the inner wet
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I wouldn’t consider you to be ‘compact’ darling.
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How rude 
To clarify, I meant I just want the tent to sleep in, no vestibule for cooking etc.
To clarify, I meant I just want the tent to sleep in, no vestibule for cooking etc.
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It's almost spring, anyone got any Retrobike tour plans they want to share ?
I've not done a multiday ride before so I'm planning a test/intro trip. NCN45 from Salisbury to Avebury, then turn right onto the Ridgeway to Streatley and home by train. Two days riding, roughly 40-50 miles a day.
The bike is fine, I think, the main thing I'm working out is what bags I need on the bike. I'm thinking of making some based on learnmyog.com patterns.
The bike is fine, I think, the main thing I'm working out is what bags I need on the bike. I'm thinking of making some based on learnmyog.com patterns.
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Sounds like a nice route, what bike are you taking ?
Making your own bags, hats off to you !
Making your own bags, hats off to you !
Merlin Malt. The Brooks saddle I've had for years, and newly fitted On-One Geoff bars and Billy Bonkers tyres, mean it's very comfortable and rolls nicely on lanes and tracks.
I make my clothes for reenactment so I'm moderately handy that way, but I just realised that being a Saxon reenactor I haven't made anything with zips before!
https://www.fahrrad-tour.de/Taubertal/tauberradweg.phpWe want to go there in May. Nothing big but very nice and cosy and just right for the kids to feel their way around I think. And there's insanely good beer and food
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