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  • bompington
    bompington Posts: 7,674
    Edinburgh bike Cuillin, cheap but it works. Ideal for walking the dog as I live in the country with great paths, tracks & woods literally at my back door.
  • -spider-
    -spider- Posts: 2,548
    Sirius631 wrote:

    You must be very proud of all these bikes.
    -Spider-
  • kettrinboy
    kettrinboy Posts: 613
    Ive got a 2006 Giant XTC-SX, i couldnt be without it as i dont think my Scott CR1 would take kindly to going down rough tracks through the woods very much, if you only ride on the road your missing out on a whole load of byways, bridleways , forest tracks etc to ride on, when i,m out on my road bikes i,m always on the lookout for new tracks to ride my MTB on, and riding it on the road it feels like a big comfy armchair compared to the CR1.
  • MattC59
    MattC59 Posts: 5,408
    I've got 2 1/2
    2007 full sus Kona 'The King'
    1993 Kona Kilauea harttail (my first proper mtb, bought at Uni, still love it's ride !)
    1993 Amp B2 with F2 parallelogram forks. this one's a retrobike project, it's a polished frame and a pile of 1993 XTR and components at the moment (mmmmm..... Topline cranks :D )

    One muddy foot in the dark side I'm afraid :D
    Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
    Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved
  • MattC59
    MattC59 Posts: 5,408
    NapoleonD wrote:
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    Valve stem positions, crank arm position............ tut tut :lol:
    Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
    Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    It's a mountain bike and it's ugly as fark...

    I freakin' love it though!
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    It's a mountain bike and it's ugly as fark...

    I freakin' love it though!
  • 37monkey
    37monkey Posts: 141
    dr jeykell, and yes it does get air
  • Monkeypump
    Monkeypump Posts: 1,528
    Yeah, got an '07 Orange Evo8, and an old Merlin frame in bits in the shed - really should put it back together as a pub bike.

    Not sure I'm a real roadie yet. The idea was to get a road bike 'just to improve fitness for the mtb'. It worked, only problems is that I've probably only been on the Orange half a dozen times in the last year...
  • RonB
    RonB Posts: 3,984
    First one was a Saracen Blizzard with Exage groupset - 1989 I think. Now using a relatively ancient '97 GT, mostly for the tag-along and longer off-road routes around Cannock Chase with miniRon.

    I recently put some sus front forks on it...not sure whether that was such a good idea though as it now weighs more than ever and it's a b***er on loose, steep ascents.
  • sloboy
    sloboy Posts: 1,139
    The thing that make me laugh is that they're all so damned clean. Having started back with MTB's, I can say (not sure if its with pride or shame) is that my roadie is as clean as an MTB should be !
  • blueheeler
    blueheeler Posts: 61
    Just bought a Kona Kula deluxe from Wiggle and I love it!. Even with postage and customs brokerage fees still saved at least $1000 on a similar specced bike in Australia.
  • desmosedici
    desmosedici Posts: 117
    Scott Scale RC and a Trek Fuel EX, both blinged with XTR, Redmetal, ZTR Olympic, Fox, etc etc.
  • JonEdwards
    JonEdwards Posts: 452
    I've got my priorities right. I'm a mountain biker who has a road bike on the side.

    Intense Uzzi VP; multiple Cotics - Soda, BFe and Simple.
  • rf6
    rf6 Posts: 323
    GT Zaskar single speeded, Carrera Fury hardtail and a Specialized FSR XC Comp.

    Love em all.
  • IanTrcp
    IanTrcp Posts: 761
    Trek Remedy 9.8

    Lots of fun!

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