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What pedals are they?

Ah okay.

Looks great. Thanks for sharing. For what I want to do it will do the trick. Just one question, did you use the app whilst riding?

Back to the Neo, I think. My special deal at the HoverAir "Australian" website was it turns out to be priced in US$, so it was AU$600 plus for the X1. I can get the Neo + second battery for AU$328 with a $30 off coupon. The eBay seller for HoverAir X1, "new, just taken out the package," is...

I have recently purchased a Topeak Ratchet Rocket Lite DX tool to carry on the bike. I haven't had to make use of it as yet, so I cannot comment on its functionality.

I just checked the HoverAir website, and it blow me down; they have the X1 for AU389 and the combo for AU439.

From what I have found, there is not much around here. I found one second-hand on eBay for AU400, whereas the Neo is AU$300 new, and the cheapest price from a unknown retailer for the X1 is AU$535 and from a mainstream retailer, AU$639. Even Aliexpress pricing is up there with the street prices...

The Hover is nearly twice the price here ...

Thank you. A knock-off it is, then. A controller is something I wanted to avoid. Back to considering a DJI Neo.

You have interested me in a drone like this, so I poked around eBay this morning and saw this listing for a HoverAir X1 (there are others at a similar price, too). So, what am I missing here? A knock-off?

Iz Ah, yes, I had forgotten about the DJI issues ... starting to make the HoverAir X1 a marginally better option.

I'm not sure of US prices, but from what I have seen, they tend to be on the expensive side. One that comes to mind is the Topeak Prepstand eUP Pro. I believe it is new to the market. Another option is the Ket-Lift4Ebike stand but I suspect that the price is seriously high. Also this thread...

DCRainmaker ...

I'm not a user personally and have never seen anyone bothering with them or anything similar in years of riding.

Yes, up there with the Fumpa pumps.

According to this article at BikeRadar, where they have actually used the pump, it took just shy of a minute each (timed at 56 and 58 seconds) to pump 45c gravel tyres, inflating both to around 55psi / 3.8 BAR. If am on the side of the road, I could live with that. That said, I would still...

I was looking at Flextail's sleeping pad pumps and by chance, spotted their Tiny Bike Pump. I haven't done any research on it, but I thought I would just add to the list of options here. If anyone knows more please do share.

It is a bit too dorky for me; I manage that on my own, so my comprise is a cycling cap under the helmet. Not sure which is worse (from a looks perspective) to be honest, but when touring one can get away with a lot :)

I have used helicopter tape with limited success. I like your idea of using an irrigation hose so I will give that a go. To the OP: I have Ortlieb Back-Roller Plus panniers ( four rear to allow for use with the Extrawheel) and two front and have used them for ~15 years and thousands of...