I just got one and it does that. Did you figure it out?

I've never had condensation when I've used mine, but refrigeration is caused by the movement of gas, so I'm sure it's a plausible. I wouldn't worry too much.

I'd bet that if you picked one of those features, an attainable goal, and stopped to session it, after a few goes you'd nail it, and that would go a long way to building confidence. It depends on the feature, but for the most part keeping your weight to the rear of the bike pays dividends. Good for steep descents, drops and rock gardens, to prevent you from going over the bars. Also, don't second guess yourself. I've had a couple of offs caused by braking when I shouldn't have. Often I feel that once you're committed you've just got to ride the wave. At the end of the day, though, the only person really judging your performance is you. If you enjoyed your last ride, that was a good ride.

@@MeantforDescent thanks for the advice, I'll give it a shot next time I'm there. As you say I just need to pick a feature on a trail and just keep practicing it. Once I get comfortable with it, I can move onto another feature and take my confidence with me

Thanks. Unfortunately no Strava, and you might find the trails are a bit different now. I understand that quite a lot of work has been undertaken recently which includes some new trails. Not sure when they're due to open, but the photos look great.

Agreed! I have had a digital gauge from Schwable for 4 years now and that goes to .1 accuracy. I like that it has simple one button operation and is more slim than this Topeak unit. It doesn't have the air release button but it's so simple to quickly read, remove, let some air out then re-check. Makes a massive difference to the ride for sure!

Volume should not matter because the pressure equalizes, so if you got 3 bar of air inside your garden sprayer but 4 bar in your tire, the tire would push air into the garden sprayer If your garden sprayer has 3 bar and your tire 1 bar then from garden sprayer to tire If both equal out after that in pressure level the air stops moving, you should have heard that already When you inflate your tire with it and the remove the hose from your tire you are still left with pressure inside the garden sprayer, doesnt matter if 2l or 200l volume. Makes sense? Ofc this dude wont push 160psi into his tire, else that mtb tire would be very unhappy, you just give it bursts until the tire seats, but it enables him to reuse it and not have to repressurize after each tire like with the 3bar of a garden sprayer

@@flosa1995 Very good point - Thanks :)

Thanks. Unfortunately I don't have a GPX file. I'd suggest chatting with some locals when you arrive. They might be able to point you in the right direction.

Hi Simon. I'd really hoped to get a load of new videos out over the summer, but with one thing and another, mainly health and fitness levels, that hasn't happened. Determined to get back at is as soon as possible, though, so keep checking in.