Dusty

One of our cycling group had one on the weekend. Looks very smart. Not sure about warmth. Looks to be the same thickness as the short sleeved versions.

Including the cracked frame?

One thing I have learnt over the years is that when putting in an insurance claim for a bicycle, it is worth giving the bike a thorough cleaning and some spit and polish before making the claim. My experience is that some assessors don't know bikes, and equate dirt to wear and tear.

You now have a fight on your hands.

A good car upholsterer will be able to do this for you. If your timing is right they may have offcuts to use. I have used a backyard guy with a good reputation, on other saddles (not power saddle) and been very happy. There is no reason why they can't do it for your saddle.

Decathalon worth a browse too. Their helmets have great light fittings.

A trip along the Freedom Trail in the little Karoo section last week. Blessed with amazing weather.

@cjpaul007It works like a charm for Extreme lights. No adaptors needed. The bit on the end that you circled is round. Having a light on it does take away some of the functionality for providing more hand positions, primarily because of the cord going to the lamp, which, with extreme lights, does need to be treated with some TLC.

Don't deflate them enough that they will become unseated. Just softish to push in with your fingers.

Keep it in your car and pass it on to a commuter that you see.

Craft Cycles Sunninghill has really good mechanics who will go the extra mile. If you don't come right, give them a bash.

Thanks. Makes sense.

I see that you have external routing. Is that something that you opted for? Beautiful bike!!

Please will you let us know the quality of the bladder too?