Map holders on handlebar bags

[blackrat]

Sure. Now back to map cases…

i was just curious, no need to be abrupt.

 

[SuperGalactian]

i was just curious, no need to be abrupt.

It just means I recently acquired a Super Galaxy.

 

[blackrat]

It just means I recently acquired a Super Galaxy.

My mistake. I read your avatar as Gala(i)cian and not Galactian. I was going to discuss Galicia and the Camino de Santiago with you.

 

[SuperGalactian]

My mistake. I read your avatar as Gala(i)cian and not Galactian. I was going to discuss Galicia and the Camino de Santiago with you.

Hahaha, that’s pretty amusing!😂 My part of the conversation would have been improvised and quite puzzling for you.

 

[oldandslow]

I used to use mapping software and print out my route for walking and biking in a suitable size and put in plastic sleeve or laminate it, usually double sided. From memory it was memory map software. I now use strava, google etc loaded onto gps unit. Doing what your doing id probably fo with the Caradice, ive used the sqr super c slim for years and its bombproof

This is what I'd do. For longer distances, with rides more from A to B than circular, I've also prepared strip maps and put those in a bar bag or in a map trap.

 

[Mike Ayling]

What happened to the Bartholomew half inch to the mile maps?

 

[blackrat]

This is what I'd do. For longer distances, with rides more from A to B than circular, I've also prepared strip maps and put those in a bar bag or in a map trap.

Do we think that with the current claims by some sites to provide the 'quietest' routes, some of the 'just get out and ride' philosophy has been squashed?