I use a set on ten quid digital luggage scales these days.

Gone are the days of a big set of reubons.

In reply to Post #16
i agree with that I'm still taking Big ol Ruebs with a pouch and stainless weigh bar untill I can go
smaller and lighter

In reply to Post #17
Reuben flyweight mk2s if you want to stick to dials, highly recommended

In reply to Post #17
I've gone back to the reuban flyweight scales generally, with the big set in the motor should the need arise.
I still don't trust the digitals

In reply to Post #1
mate of mine did this years ago before we had cars.
a weeks worth of gear and peddling down the lake.
good times
i pretty much add a cool bag bedchair for an overnight trip.

In reply to Post #20
My dad built a trailer for our bikes so that me and my brother could go with all our gear and he wouldn't have to get up and drive us at dawn at the weekends. That was in the late 70's.

In reply to Post #1
Brilliant mate

Is that an original Evo?

In reply to Post #18
Are these any good, always assumed they were tat?

In reply to Post #23
You wouldn't see coke dealers flocking to buy them but they are accurate enough to get a good idea

In reply to Post #24
Haha
Or an old set of avons

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In reply to Post #22
Scozza. Evo classic x brolly. I think the last of its type.
Hardly used and coming in very handy on the bike.

In reply to Post #24
yea alright lol...