Who are you?Where you from?Whats your ride?

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  • altern_8
    altern_8 Posts: 1,562
    edited January 2009
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    im the one on the left




    and my pride and joy


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  • Awesome to see that one of my first ever posts on bikeradar is still going!!

    Hello to all!!

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  • noodleman
    noodleman Posts: 852
    I'm Chris 36 nearly 37 years old :shock: . This is a pic of me and the wife in lyme regis this summer. My mate and myself ride down every summer and meet the other halves for a holiday.[img][/img]Image032.jpgThis is my bike, Caccondale carbon rush 4. Pretty standard at the moment although it has got Richey carbon bars, carbon cage and nobby nics fitted since this photo was taken.[img][/img]Image005.jpg Happy new year everyone. :D
    argon 18 e116 2013 Vision Metron 80
    Bianchi Oltre XR Sram Red E-tap, Fulcrum racing speed xlr
    De Rosa SK pininfarina disc
    S Works Tarmac e-tap 2017
    Rose pro sl disc
  • Mattbot2
    Mattbot2 Posts: 384
    I'm Matt, 15 years old from Milton Keynes, just getting into MTBing, mostly XC / Singletrack. This is me out at Woburn Trails yesterday. With 2 mates. You can see the tip of my mates Fuel EX 8 there too.

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    And then a photograph of the bike when it was shiny and new. A BeOne Aspire 2.0 2007 model.

    Spec's can be found here http://www.beone-bikes.com/EN/products/ ... pire2.html

    A steal at £220! Brand new! Cheers CRC!

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  • Matt....thats a very nice bike mate.
  • this is me

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    my name is stephen, i am 15 years old and this is my ride

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  • Mattbot2
    Mattbot2 Posts: 384
    bigbenj_08 wrote:
    Matt....thats a very nice bike mate.

    Cheers mate, I love it.

    I plan the following upgrades next year
      Tora U-Turns Juicy 3's / Deore disk brakes 9sp Cassette 9sp Chain 9sp Deore shifters
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  • Marvintheandroid here, named after the terminally depressed robot of hitchhiker fame. It would have been a different story if he'd had a bike....

    I ride in Forest of Dean, mixed forest tracks and fire roads, some woods and hills. I mostly ride at night in the Winter months. I have also done Cwmcarn a couple of times last summer. What a lark.

    Here are some piccies :

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    The bike is a 2006 Trek 8000 hardtail with the excellent ZR9000 aluminium frame and RS Reba fork. Cost me 800 squid new, list was £1100. Bargain. Mods since new include : Fork travel increased from 80 to 100mm, handlebar changed to Bonti Xlite carbon low riser, 10mm shorter Bonti stem fitted, tyres changed to MudX (since photos), Crud race pack fitted, front disk uprated to 180mm, grips changed to ODI Yeti lock-ons, Rollamajig. Lights are Ay-Up MTB kit with Blackburn Mars 3 on rear.

    Weak spots - hubs and spoke nipples.

    Love it.

    Marv
    What tree ? ...........

    Trek 8000 ZR XC hardtail.
  • Soggz
    Soggz Posts: 221
    Hi, my name is Soggz, i live near centre parcs near Warminster in Somerset.I've been mountain biking now for over 15 + years.I started on an old secondhand Raliegh Mustang!
    I've had 4 GT's since then and i am now on my 5th! I stopped mountain bike riding about 3 years ago properly, as i started my own business, so i never had time what with that and 2 children! I am starting it up again this year and went for my first ride yesterday! I was suprised how well i got on!.I am taking it easy as i broke my arm last April and ended up with 2 plates and 11 screws in it! ( i fell off of my 96 Pantera!), so i am returning 'gingerly' to it again.


    Ride well, Ride Free...
  • Hi, my name is Phil, born and raised in the UK (Leamington Spa, Warwickshire) now living in the Philippines. I was really into cycling whilst still in the UK, just started up again about 10 months ago, so still have a lot to learn :D

    My rig:
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    Me getting stuck in a rut:
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    Cheer and ride safe....
  • davree
    davree Posts: 93
    Hi all, I'm Dave from Lytham I am into Dh/Freeride and ride a stock 2008 Kona Stinky ( I say stock but I have had to upgrade the spring on my shock as I am on the slightly heavy side)

    Me

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    The bike

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    Me catching some air at Glentress

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    Maybe see you out on the trails some time, come say hi!!
    '08 Stinky and an old Saracen X-tort Single speed

    "It would not be at all strange if history came to the conclusion that the perfection of the bicycle was the greatest incident of the nineteenth century"
  • Stoo61
    Stoo61 Posts: 1,394
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    New bike, built up, complete with new bell and wheel reflectors, just had to get it up! :lol:
  • Banned!
    Banned! Posts: 34
    names cris. Im 37 from glasgow. been riding for years, both mtb and bmx , but a crash and a snapped Orange a couple of years ago put me out of the game. lack of funds was the main reason for this, but ive got back into it with the cycle to work scheme. I only got £500 so I bought a Carrera Banshee coz its a decent (if heavy) frame and can be upgraded without too much risk of it snapping in two.

    so far ive put new wheels and a fox air rear shock on it and its a totally different bike to the one i rode out of the shop. before the back end felt like it was being dragged along on a space hopper because the standard shock was so utterly terrible.


    next upgrade is some new forks, although trying to find ltriple clamp forks with a QR these days is proving difficult, then a new part every payday until ive got it rideable.

    i ride what gets called freeride these days, which is to say I try to fit a bit of swoopy tails, fast DH, some techy stuff and at least one or two drops/gaps into every days riding.
  • Soggz
    Soggz Posts: 221
    Soggz wrote:
    Hi, my name is Soggz, i live near centre parcs near Warminster in Somerset.I've been mountain biking now for over 15 + years.I started on an old secondhand Raliegh Mustang!
    I've had 4 GT's since then and i am now on my 5th! I stopped mountain bike riding about 3 years ago properly, as i started my own business, so i never had time what with that and 2 children! I am starting it up again this year and went for my first ride yesterday! I was suprised how well i got on!.I am taking it easy as i broke my arm last April and ended up with 2 plates and 11 screws in it! ( i fell off of my 96 Pantera!), so i am returning 'gingerly' to it again.AnIMG_1539.jpgd heres my rides...



    Ride well, Ride Free...
  • There seem to be a fair few Gt Avalanches. Should get some pics of me and mine up soon. Watch this space ;)
  • Soggz
    Soggz Posts: 221
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    Me and my mate shaun from earlier todat at Alfreds Tower near where I live.
  • Soggz
    Soggz Posts: 221
    Oh...im on the right!
  • missmarple
    missmarple Posts: 1,980
    Hi,

    My name's Theo (not Miss Marple :lol: )

    I'm 17 and I've been cycling for a number of years, always used the GT or Carrera range.
    From Beckenham and currently in PPL training and hope to complete Professional Pilot Training in around 3 years time.

    Sadly I have no mountain biking photos, but here is me "enjoying" a fancy dress doo:

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    Here is the bike:

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  • Banned!
    Banned! Posts: 34
    my brand new shiny banshee. Im still not 100% on it. the wheelbase is longer than my last bike (orange UFO) and so its not a good climber and its hard to hop it up kerbs and so on. I suppose i will get used to that in time though. Ive already changed the rear shock (fox air) and wheel, put better pedals on (v8] and now Im looking for a set of 2002ish JR T forks. i will buy a new, to me at least, part for the driverain every payday until I have the same spec I had before (xt and lx mix). i wish it would stop raining so I could take it up the hills and give a decent thrashing and see how it handles at speed over rough ground.





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  • BlackSpur
    BlackSpur Posts: 4,228
    I think some 160mm travel ish single crowns will be better suited to your bike JC.
    "Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs
  • darren636
    darren636 Posts: 102
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    m-trax ti 1000- back when i was rubbish.
    evo 8 - i am continuing to be rubbish.
  • darren636
    darren636 Posts: 102
    hmmm
    m-trax ti 1000- back when i was rubbish.
    evo 8 - i am continuing to be rubbish.
  • cheehee
    cheehee Posts: 427
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    there you go...........Darren636
  • darren636
    darren636 Posts: 102
    how in gods name???? thanks! i gave up and went to sleep :oops:
    m-trax ti 1000- back when i was rubbish.
    evo 8 - i am continuing to be rubbish.
  • Hi, I'm Ben, 26 (nearly 27 :() from Farnborough in Hampshire. This is me having a beer on holiday in Mexico:

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    And this is my Marin Rock Springs:

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    My bike was new at the time of this photo. It's now nowhere near as clean, doesn't have the saddle pack, or the dodgy wheel reflectors :D
  • Speed_King
    Speed_King Posts: 510
    edited January 2009
    This is my ride and she is glittered from head to foot and about to get more glittery

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  • and another one lol

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    And a bit bigger lol
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