Barbara_Reed
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Don't need a tree.
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Muzza
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Prologo Proxim, made for E-Bikes. Think that one be the sport model,I have the pro which has a hole down the middle.
Very comfortable.
As @Muzza says .. it's a Prologo Proxim.
According to Focus, it should come with the proxim w350 :
Proxim W350
The W350 is part of the Proxim line of saddles designed for E-Commuting, E-Mtb, E-Road, guaranteeing great comfort in combination with performance. Ergonomic channel and open base: The central area has a channel that combined with the open base and active foams, eliminates pressure peaks in the...
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"Proxim" range :
Proxim
Prologo le migliori selle e accessori per il ciclismo utilizzati dai migliori professionisti del ciclismo. La più ampia scelta di sellee peer mtb, strada, graveel e urban.
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This one is labelled as a 450, looks most similar to the 450 sport, but the crossing groove doesn't cross the central bit.. so who knows !
I have to say, when I saw it I thought it looked like some form of futuristic torture device. The Henge Comp on the Kenevo looks and feels to touch, like a sofa in comparison.
Did read some reviews where they said not everyone got on with the saddle, but for me, I've had absolutely zero issues and zero discomfort during or after rides. I guess a lot will depend on people's body shapes.
Rosemount
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A long weekend in the Shropshire Hills.
The wire in the picture isn't a trip wire, it's the winch cable for the local gliding club on Long Mynd, across the bridle path!
The wire in the picture isn't a trip wire, it's the winch cable for the local gliding club on Long Mynd, across the bridle path!
Para-biking ..did you have a go ?
I managed to fly into the ground but the gliders do look like a good hobby, must cost more than ebiking.
Ain't no para anything off that winch. That's for the glidey big boys. Although to be fair, the Mynd gets plenty of para this & that. Used to be that distance records would be set form there, as the prevailing wind & controlled airspace downwind are favourable.
SwissMountainLeader
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Mountains, alps, etc. Villars and Les Diablerets. The final shot is on the national piste into Les Diablerets, I can ski that in around 3 or 4 minutes, takes a bit longer to ascend on the bike even with assistance
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Sounded like a V8 winch, and the rate of climb was incredible even as a spectator.
What! No warning cones or signs?
I did a static line parachute jump about 40 years ago at Sunderland airfield ( now the site of the Nissan factory)..Great thrill ..but I was jealous and at the same time pleased when a few years ago my son who was in the Scouts got to go up in a glider ..and that's still on my bucket list to do one day ..
Plenty of signs around the hill and you'd struggle to miss the gliders!
Lordy Lord I havent seen that many pics since...err..I last posted..fantastic scenery though ..Mountains, alps, etc. Villars and Les Diablerets. The final shot is on the national piste into Ley Diablerets, I can ski that in around 3 or 4 minutes, takes a bit longer to ascend on the bike even with assistance
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I once had the chance to have a ride in the old wooden gliders that were at (I think) Haddenham near Oxford. They looked like the Colditz escape glider.
Jan'80 was my static line jump. It was in the doorway of the plane at 2000' that I discovered I wasn't too good with heights! I jumped, but once was enough!
At about that time, we used to drive up and down the A1a lot and every time my wife saw gliders soaring she said that she'd love to have a go. I can take a hint, so for her birthday I paid £80 for a trip (lot of money in the early 80's). Non-refundable but can be taken anytime during a12-month period. She never went up!
found and came down this scary mutha today.. terrifying
Looks like lots of spiky stuff to impale yourself upon! 
Barbara_Reed
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Nope. Unless you want to buy a glider. They do cost a bit more than bikes
Great 25 mile loop from Chapel Whitney south of Hexham. Good mix of surfaces and dry !!
For this on the forum who are familiar with this ride the single track from Tedham Moss taking in Pikeley Rigg, Hangman’s Hill and leaving the common at Kings Law was spectacular. I’ve never ridden this in such dry conditions, utterly brilliant. Tight singletrack and after the Xroad at Hangman’s Hill the trail was total a total rockfest……great riding.
For this on the forum who are familiar with this ride the single track from Tedham Moss taking in Pikeley Rigg, Hangman’s Hill and leaving the common at Kings Law was spectacular. I’ve never ridden this in such dry conditions, utterly brilliant. Tight singletrack and after the Xroad at Hangman’s Hill the trail was total a total rockfest……great riding.
Did you have fire fighters on hand to keep spraying you with water ?
That looks fairly flat, what was the variation in elevation like?
Far from flat Steve……..3,300ft of climbing, nothing is flat in Northumberland ?
Nah just sweat ?
Tubby G
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Just got home from a progression skills coaching day at Dalby with Mission Mountain Biking. Had us dropping & jumping off all sorts of features I wouldn’t have dreamed of doing myself. Fantastic day out, knackered now. Conquered the 6ft rock drop into Worry Gill, stoked ??
It's a great ride any time of year but dry & dusty would take it up a few notches ..sorry I couldn't join you ?
I am curious where this Chapel Whitney is though ..??
6’ drop…….get in there Mr G.
Dislexia lures ko ?
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