I am staring unwise unplanned spending in the face here. Help?
Am I too tall at 5'7" for a small framed Ice Cream Truck????
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I am staring unwise unplanned spending in the face here. Help?
Am I too tall at 5'7" for a small framed Ice Cream Truck????
Step Away From The Website.
Or your account will be short a couple of grand...
Doooo it. It is your destiny...
Think how many WiFi-enabled thermostatic radiator valves you could buy instead...
It's a very difficult choice that, @wingpig...
oh NO, they have a Troll too. This is a hard day to be internet window shopping!
The Big Dummy would be fun as a long-range bike packing rig. Suspect chain slap would cut it in two eventually but it would be fun while it lasted.
Cracking price for the BD. Plus you're worried about chain slap on a forum "full" of recumbent deviants - We Have The Technology to deal with it.
"long-range bike packing rig"
That's the opposite of bike-packing surely? BD is for big loads. Plenty of "extreme touring" been done on these beasts to my knowledge.
When I owned a Kona Ute I used it for cycle camping a few times. It was pretty good for that, but a trailer is better in many ways.
The opposite of bike-packing is flying to Dubai to go to the shopping malls.
@IWRATS, touché.
You know what I meant. When I hear Surly Big Dummy talked about regarding touring I think of something like this:
Whereas bike-packing makes me think of something more like this:
Yes, the term 'bikepacking' has been captured by extremists and kit manufacturers. I have tried to liberate it to cover any outdoor overnight off-road journey by bicycle.
That would cover both images. Slow and comfortable, hard and light a bikepacker's a bikepacker for a that an a that.
I'm leaning dangerously towards blowing the rainy day fund here... If I'm eschewing plane travel for holidays I can see the appeal of some very slow off-road touring
Meanwhile, Troll desires faded a bit when I realised I could go with my drops-to-flats switch on the Disc Trucker only I now want a set of these like burning: https://surlybikes.com/parts/moloko_bar (not looking up the price, I assume it's Lots).
They sell those bars at Bikemonger!
Do you think you will sell the Genesis then?
I can see the appeal of some very slow off-road touring
I can think of a route for a fat bike.
@unhurt, maybe consider these? Only £30.
https://www.cyclesense.co.uk/m61b0s372p24452/HUMPERT-Ergotec-Space-Bugel
Do you think you will sell the Genesis then?
BLASPHEMY.
@unhurt, @crowriver
Or these - close copy of Jones H-bar?
https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/HBOOGBV2/on-one-geoff-handlebar
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