pinball1008 wrote:Always interesting to see what you'll do for your bike next. Screen looks really practical and relatively cheap to make.
Liking the home made route holder thingy, but is the space between the spindles enough if you have a more technical route with lots of directions? Perhaps there's a MK2 on the horizon?
The TT one was a lot of money. There is a MK2 on the horizon with the ability to rewind. It will also feature a better winder, wing nuts and securing points, rubber gromets and a fold down viewing table that is made from something more sturdy than a playong card. It might not need to be so tall either.
It can handle a map reel with about 150 squares on I think. I have broken RB5 down to 7 sections.
This one was secured with two cable ties and I can't think of a better solution as they worked perfectly and allowed me to slide it out the way whilst filling up.
The screen worked perfectly right up to 75mph (top speed on current front cog). Only downside is that when I go under low branches I hit the peak of my helmet on it. I just have to remeber to lean back.
Cheers all for the comments
) About 100-130 degrees. It`ll become floppy, like a thick pancake. 