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Glad it was helpful. The bridge came with the bike, I had to make sure the bike shop dug one out for me when I bought it!

Glad it was helpful. Yeah, good suggestion. I didn't spend ages doing this, but the video has been popular, so if I do another then I'll probably throw a few things in to show it off more. I've just bought a Gregory Nano 18 in the sale, so that might well happen!

Daylite if you want a lightweight hiking/outdoors/everyday pack, the Rhune if you need to carry a large laptop and lots of technical stuff regularly for travelling or commuting. Daylite possibly the better all-rounder.

Thanks! Yeah, I'm not sure if I said, but I do have some heli tape on the fork and the rear brace, for what it's worth. It's a strange arrangement isn't it - hopefully mine won't go as far as yours. 😬I still haven't got around to adding an extra bit by the seat tube and had the dreaded pool of wet sandy crud after my ride yesterday.

Can't say I've tested it too much on that front. I would say it's OK, no worse than others, but nothing special.

You're welcome. Yes, they are a little stretchy, not loads, and the top of them is elasticated.

I went for a Gregory Rhune 22. It's not really a hiking daypack, more of a commuter pack, but it just fit my needs better. Hoping to post a review of it soon.

@@lesthedog Thanks, I ended up getting the Osprey Daylite plus 👍

I'm sorry, I don't have the backpack any more.

50(H) x 30(W) x 25(D)cm Get the 22l version if you're thinking about cabin size for flights.

I would say perhaps yes, if they're known to come up a smidge smaller? Not sure if anyone has mentioned that in any reviews? You've not got crazy wide rims, so might have it come in around 45mm so would be OK. Do you go out in much mud? If so, get some tape on the paintwork beforehand! Let me know if you do try them, supposed to be good tyres 👍

Is it worth upgrading to those wheels do you think?

@@andrewpearson4772 That very much depends on what you're looking for. They are bombproof and relatively light for a strong aluminum wheel. If you want something lighter you can find that in aluminum and obviously carbon, and if you want stronger you can probably find a touring wheel that fits the bill. For me they are the perfect medium between light and strong. I'm a heavy guy and ride them on rough New England dirt roads pretty frequently and haven't needed to true them since I got them a year ago. Hope that helps; let me know if you have any specific questions!

@@andrewpearson4772The Mason x Hunt model shown here are pretty old now, and although they're good wheels, they're more aimed at 'all road' riding. They're a great weight for the price and you would definitely notice the different over the stock Mavics, if that's what you have. But you might want to think about one of Hunt's more gravel-oriented wheelsets, which would be wider. I'm a big fan of Hunt, have had a few pairs and never had any problems. Those Mason x Hunts have been going for years over all sorts of abuse and have only just picked up their first slight wobble, about 8 years later.

@@maxwellsage7422Ah, I read the question like it was asking about my Mason x Hunts 4S, hence my reply below, but I see it's prob about your Hope 20Five. Oh well, all good info!