Stove carrying.

Roadcat · Post by **Roadcat** » Sun Mar 20, 2011 6:28 am

I agree with Willy_E. You're being paranoid. Stoves are designed to be thrown into backpacks and lugged around with everything else on top of them. Or being similarly abused. Just chuck it in a pannier, it'll be fine.

900Fantrider · Post by **900Fantrider** » Sun Mar 20, 2011 6:49 am

Roadcat wrote:I agree with Willy_E. You're being paranoid. Stoves are designed to be thrown into backpacks and lugged around with everything else on top of them. Or being similarly abused. Just chuck it in a pannier, it'll be fine.

I second that, but then again while you lot are already having a cuppa at the boil I`ll be there with my cheap sh**y multitool straightening the pan stand before I start! :laugh: :laugh:

Foxy125 · Post by **Foxy125** » Sun Mar 20, 2011 10:40 am

Try the bleuet Micro by campingaz, this fits directly on to the gas cylinder and as it says it is very small and packs neatly away, we usually put it inside the pans.

Francis Begbie · Post by **Francis Begbie** » Sun Mar 20, 2011 2:08 pm

Not sure what you would carry it in.

I'm another trangia user. Had it probably 20 years and its been dropped, kicked and had a pretty rough life and still going strong.

It will probably last another 20 as well.

lmg · Post by **lmg** » Mon Mar 21, 2011 4:32 pm

try a nice Dolche and Gabana overnight case if you got the bucks, or [since I dont have the mulla] a Tescos carrier bag slung on the handlebars

Willy_Eckerslike · Post by **Willy_Eckerslike** » Mon Mar 21, 2011 5:11 pm

It don't mean a thing if it ain't got 4 strings!

Mr Dean · Post by **Mr Dean** » Mon Mar 21, 2011 5:50 pm

I use one of these small fold up jobies that screw on a small or large gas bottle :woohoo:

Leaves more room in your paniers for more pants :laugh:

Peejay · Post by **Peejay** » Mon Mar 21, 2011 6:28 pm

I've been using the JetBoil lately, and bought some accessories i.e. frying pan, coffee plunger and stove stabiliser for use with larger pans or on uneven ground. Is very quick to the boil ie 'Jet' and worth the extra dosh.
Oh and it all packs away into itself, apart from the pans :whistle:

http://www.trailblazeroutdoors.co.uk/Pr ... boil-Stove

overthehillsun · Post by **overthehillsun** » Tue Apr 05, 2011 6:11 am

hi mate for carrying your fuel bottles/spare fuel look on ADVENTURE PARTS site under adventure chassie bolts on outside of pannier will carry 2 bottles or a 2liter spare plastic fuel. I have used on my old panniers with no leak into panniers or other probs. best declair i am a friend of seller

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