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Which Tent?
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Andi_Archer
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Re: Which Tent?
Just reduced at Tesco Self inflating mat with pillow £5.50
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Re: Which Tent?
The self inflating mat is 2.5cm thick......Lidl one was 5cm.
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Benson-1215
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whats an inch between friends
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Re: Which Tent?
Hi Steve, it is the the very same one! Well spotted. Any fool can be uncomfortable, bikes have a spare seat purposely made to accommodate a big tent, so why not use it I saychunky butt wrote:Hi parabiker, I recognise that tent and bike from Aragon hiss .....5 star camping that tent...all best steve in France
I'm thinking about doing the HISS again in Sept it was such a laugh.
Simon.
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TriumphTart
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Tramp wrote:You dont need a tent just a sleeping bag and ask to try folks tents out for the night...lol
New craze tent hopping rather than bed hopping...ohh err
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why do you think they call him "TRAMP"TriumphTart wrote:Tramp wrote:You dont need a tent just a sleeping bag and ask to try folks tents out for the night...lol
New craze tent hopping rather than bed hopping...ohh err
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TriumphTart
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Guys, the HISS event sounds great, just had a read on it. Would it be ok for a novice on a Street Triple and I just stay on the tarmac road ? Or is it all off-road routes? I'm in Pont-De-Vaux France at the beginning of September. It would take me 11hrs to ride down and meet up there, so I might have a look into it (thumbs)parabiker wrote:Hi Steve, it is the the very same one! Well spotted. Any fool can be uncomfortable, bikes have a spare seat purposely made to accommodate a big tent, so why not use it I saychunky butt wrote:Hi parabiker, I recognise that tent and bike from Aragon hiss .....5 star camping that tent...all best steve in France
I'm thinking about doing the HISS again in Sept it was such a laugh.
Simon.
