Recent content by JohnF

Inspiring..

Thanks for the replies. I was using PrtScn but turns out I can't paste into an edit of a post. When I pasted into a new reply, it worked fine. Thanks again

I tried that as well but the red line of the route is not included.

I tried that but it opened a page asking the viewer to join to follow me!

Is it possible to copy the map on a Strava ride along with the red line of the route into a post on this forum site? I am struggling to find a way of adding my route to my last post of a ride in the Yorkshire Dales. Thanks

Out yesterday on my Trek Powerfly for the first time in quite a while. Took the bike up to Buckhaw Brow above Settle and cycled through a gap in Giggleswick Scar across to Feizor, Wharfe, and close to Catrigg Force waterfall. Finally to Little Stainforth for a coffee stop before working back to...

Took your recommendation, and very pleased. The chain stays were too thick to accommodate the plastic sleeves that fit within the clamp but I don't think there will be much pressure on it that might mark the paint. Came pretty quickly and at a great price. Thanks.

No results after a search, so I wondered if members had any recommendations for a kick stand to fit to my Trek Powerfly 5. I am looking to be able to prop up the bike for photos, so something not too heavy but strong enough to support the heavier weight of an eMTB. Or is a stand inappropriate...

Thanks, RobF - worked perfectly with your technique.

I did the Settle Loop yesterday in a glorious light though cold and windy on the tops. It's only 10 miles long but what a route. Stony track, broad grass paths and firm compact paths for the exhilarating descent into Settle. Great views of Malham Tarn, Ingleborough and Pen y Ghent. A classic

I am getting conflicting advice from Evans Cycles and Trek on how to get the Walk Assist facility to operate on my Trek Powerfly FS 5, with its Bosch CX system and an Intuvia display.. With power level at Eco I have tried clicking on the Walk Assist button on the Intuvia display, tried holding...

Some imaginative photography there

Going to be spoilt for choice!

Hi, Simon and thanks for the link. There look to be some excellent rides there. I sourced the ride I described from the excellent book by Keith Bradbury - Cycling the Pennine Bridleway, published by Cicerone. I am retired so have the luxury of weekday cycling:):)