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Yo Robin, the basket is Wald 137. They do even larger basket Wald 139 I believe. The basket bag is made from Wizard Works based in London and it is called the Alakazam, which comes with the two Wald basket sizes. Pretty cute setup! I have them on every single day and it is well seasoned 😇

Thanks! This is along a moorland in the middle of Dartmoor. I forgot where I pinned it, but it is near the Bellever Forest. That place is so vast that you can find camp ground pretty easily 😀

Hey, it is an interesting idea which I may consider if it's local project. The challenge for me would be the logistic of shipping a pre-assembled bike internationally and I may not be in a good position to be able to execute it. Temple Cycles have that figured with theirs so it may be worth shop from their website perhaps? 😊

Yo! 🙂 Hope you didn't have too much of a tough time on your Honjo installation. I was so stressed out with the hole placement and stays bend. haha The rear rack is 'Pelago Commuter Rear Rack' - Stainless Steel version. A tad heavy but can take a ton of weight for commuting and touring!

Haha, thanks Matt :) I reckon a tour of the plant palace can happen when Spring comes in a couple of months! 😉

Yo, my camera friend in the beginning of the scene is Ming. His UA-cam show reel is link here - > ua-cam.com/video/GGHYFonwm_c/v-deo.htmlsi=2rWQri2GJgtu8XGz

Thanks man :) Good question, I haven't been tracking the expenses as I sourced the parts from multiple shops and Temple too. I reckon it is about £1500-£2000, excluding my labour of building it though. 🙂

Thanks Davide! The backpack is from Chrome Industries. The make Bravo, which I got it back in 2012. Now they have version 4.0 that comes with a ton of pocket and features and different look now, but still retaining that X-cross straps at the back to strap on big item when you need them 🤗

Cheers, David! 🤗Yea I was self-taught for this build, mainly by watching tutorial videos from Park Tool's channel, especially the wheel build session! Perhaps my background in engineering and having built one for Wen two years ago gave me a bit of confidence too, knowing that I can still fire fight if I ever screw up. 🤭 And the multitool...I know right?! I don't know how I managed to pull it off without losing my patience haha....maybe I will treat myself with a proper set if I were to do another build in the future. 👍

@@tadwenture Very impressive. The Park tool channel is so valuable. Calvin is a legend. I admire your courage in building your own wheels. I haven’t plucked up the courage for that yet.

Glad that you enjoyed watching it, mate! 🤗

I learnt about this type of housing clip from my previous build video when someone totally despise cable ties and strongly suggested me to use the C-clips. I got these C-clips from Jagwire and so far they hold the cable housing very snug and doesn't come off. I'm a big fan of them now although they are on the expensive side, but you pay for what you get I supposed :) I'm spoiled this time 😅

I'm wondering too, they're so clean!

Caught my eye too. Hoping for an answer soon

Yoo....this pair of boots is a cycling specific boots with built-in cleats beneath the sole. Cool right!? The make is Quoc - Chelsea Boots, a British brand that I followed ten years ago. They mainly specialise in Road and Gravel cycling shoes now. This pair of boots is a bit stiff to begin with, but I finally broke into it after three seasons of wear now :)

Ah. Thanks for the information. I’ve heard of them, they did a collaboration with restrap for their cycling sandals.

Thank you kindly! It was very daunting but I am glad that it turned out great in the end. I enjoyed every single moment riding it! 😀

Hey Lee, I am 178cm tall and had built this with the Large frameset (57cm), whilst considering a swept back flat handlebar at the time. The seat tube at this size did catch me out though, with the top tube merely meeting my groin whilst I am standing. Otherwise I should have gone for the Medium size, which seems to be the recommended size based on my height. :)

Thank you for the kind words, Tim! :) The mudguards will be take off again for the summer trip and we will fall in love with it all over again! 😊

@tadwenture I will look forward to your adventures..... I am hoping to build an Adventure frame up this year, love the bars you have on your bike.... may go similar way

Thank you! I am grateful to be part of the Temple Cycles' community and I look forward to more memories riding this bike! 🤗 It felt like home riding it everyday!

Cheers, Tim! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. I miss all the metal clinging and mechanical ratchet sound during the build phase already! On a side note, when you are ready to buy their frameset, feel free to use my affiliate link and discount code in the description. I look forward to seeing your bike build with it too! 🤗

Ah mate, thanks for the kind words. It was difficult to visualise it at first but I am glad it turned out great! Couldn't stop staring at it every time I take it out for a spin :)