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  • So is it worth digging out with my wifes crap Apollo?.
  • stanfree
    Free Member

    My bike has been of the road for coming on a couple of weeks as the forks are back at Windwave. Im really missing having a wee blast through the woods not to mention actual proper mtb rides. So is it worth getting out on the wifes apollo with the twist lock gears and really poor rst forks or will I just depress myself even more. ?

    Time to get a second hand entry level HT me thinks for back up.

    rockthreegozy
    Free Member

    Not got a mate who can lend you something?

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    it's all bikes 🙂

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    Get the apollo out you might well be suprised and it is still a bike

    stanfree
    Free Member

    I think Ill get the Apollo out as suggested , It'll make me appreciate my own one more when it comes back.

    stumpy01
    Full Member

    My first bike was an Apollo Equito and it did me really well until some scrote nicked it from my halls of residence.

    Give it a go – mine went all over the place, including 6 months in Germany exploring various off-road trails while on work placement.

    Bushwacked
    Free Member

    When I'm abroad I ride whatever I can find (which has been some shockers tbh) and always enjoy it. Give it a whirl and post up to tell us how you got on.

    poppa
    Free Member

    Do you

    a) Enjoy riding bikes
    or
    b) Enjoy posing on a bike

    ?

    😉

    If a) then give it hell. Even better if it has a basket on the front.

    muggomagic
    Full Member

    I rode a mates 10 year old catalogue special on one night ride last summer. It was ok, the only thing that I thought wasn't up to the job were the brakes.
    Make a mental note if you do take it out that going from disc brakes to plastic v brakes will greatly increase your stopping distance.

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    when i was in oz for 6 weeks with no bike i just hired out what ever hostels had – riding trails on trek navigator hybrids or old trek 3500 mtbs (which required fixing before i went anywhere – but cost nothing) we even hired a tandem one day

    as above – its all bikes !

    falkirk-mark
    Full Member

    As an opposing view to the above I have a bike at work that if I had to use exclusively I would probably give up cycling (yes it is that bad). It has been badly converted to singlespeed and the bike just completely feels wrong.

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