With help from the bargains on STW and the shed Junior C has a new bike, cheeky blighter said "now you have some time off dad cos you had a heart attack perhaps you will finish my bike"
Loving the shimano disc brakes, how easy are they to bleed or what, took about 10 minutes, I know there is plenty of stem spacers but forks can be utilised on next frame if not cut off
Very nice, I'm sure he'll be happy with that.
Nice - I'm sure he'll have a fab time on it! (unless his dad changes his mind and nicks his forks back!! 
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looks ace - i'd drop the stem i little bit further down the stack though?
he's on flat bars or I would bring the stem down the stack
Snap, just like my 10 year old's. Brilliant bikes with excellent stand over height which encourages confidence. My lad loves his. I also didnt want to shorten the steerer on the forks but compromised by lowering the stem in between the stack.
I know the fence wants painting and the tyre / valve etc. 
My shortarse wife has one of the 14" Inbreds as well (in Barry White glitter finish), although it's currently set-up as a commuter rather than for off-road:
They're great little frames.
What size is that frame? How tall is your lad? My lad is just about ready for a 26 wheeler.
Ta
Kids have it so good. I had a 10 speed!
All the bikes pictured above are 14" frames. My lad is about 5' tall.
nice... those cranks look good with the clear bash...but why have you got a mech with a single chainring? or am I missing something?
So Dave you are actually going to take some time off then ?
waiting for granny ring, and handy if chain drops off with only small fingers
Aww 14" Inbreds look great don't they . . . must resist rebuilding mine.
Get well soon Candodavid.
I love my 14" on one. I call it the mini mountain goat.
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