Marins: Rock Springs (2003), Attack Trail (2006), Cheltenham
BeardyMike
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Marin Rock Springs 17.5" (2003), Marin Attack Trail 15.5" (2006) both stolen in Cheltenham 30-31/08/09.
The Rock Springs has RockShox Revelation 426 forks with poploc, XT groupset, Avid Juicy 7 front brake (203mm rotor) and no back brake (took it off to fit it to the Attack Trail), BBB carbon fibre handlebars, Onza curved bar-ends, Specialized ergonomic lock-ons, a Kore Lite seatpost, a WTB saddle and a 40mm stem.
The Attack Trail was my pride and joy... It's got Mavic XC717 rims on Hope XC hubs, Fox TALAs RLC 90-130mm forks, gold Hope Aheadset (but with a star-spangled nut), XT groupset, Kore carbon i-beam seatpost, SDG BelAir cow print saddle, Thomson Elite 90mm stem, Hope Mono M4 front and Avid Juicy 7 rear (203mm) and a transponder with a sticker on the back of the seat-tube above the front-mech (if removed should damage the paint).
I didn't know about frame numbers... Makes me feel like a fool.
Both stolen from the car-port next to my house on Sunday night
The Rock Springs has RockShox Revelation 426 forks with poploc, XT groupset, Avid Juicy 7 front brake (203mm rotor) and no back brake (took it off to fit it to the Attack Trail), BBB carbon fibre handlebars, Onza curved bar-ends, Specialized ergonomic lock-ons, a Kore Lite seatpost, a WTB saddle and a 40mm stem.
The Attack Trail was my pride and joy... It's got Mavic XC717 rims on Hope XC hubs, Fox TALAs RLC 90-130mm forks, gold Hope Aheadset (but with a star-spangled nut), XT groupset, Kore carbon i-beam seatpost, SDG BelAir cow print saddle, Thomson Elite 90mm stem, Hope Mono M4 front and Avid Juicy 7 rear (203mm) and a transponder with a sticker on the back of the seat-tube above the front-mech (if removed should damage the paint).
I didn't know about frame numbers... Makes me feel like a fool.
Both stolen from the car-port next to my house on Sunday night
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