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  • Suggestions for downsizing the number of bikes in shed, please
  • Dirtynap
    Free Member

    So I have decided to cut down on the number of bikes I have, I want to get down to just two.
    I have just got rid of of three bikes but still have two which I want to replace.
    I suppose I should say what riding I do:
    I race 4x on a hardtial
    I race DH on a DH bike (just got rid of it to be replaced with something else)
    I take trips to the alps etc each summer. I thrash the local woods and hit the trail centres also.

    I am sick of having a DH bike, a long travel full sus, a 4x bike, and an XC full sus, and a freeride bike.

    So here are my thoughts on what the two bikes will need to do:
    Bike 1: 4x bike, local woods, trial centres
    Bike 2: Big hits, DH racing, alps

    Suggestions please for both?
    I have been looking at Nicolai's, yeti's and some others.

    seth-enslow666
    Free Member

    Lighter weight DH bike for Alps etc

    Long travel hardtail 456, dialled, soul etc

    Job done

    timbercombe
    Free Member

    SXTrail/Intense 951/Sunday with Totems (CRC offer) anything like that for an Alp-like/DH bike.
    Something like a Trailstar, Stiffee, Crush, Soul, Alpine for 4x/trail/dh/everything razzing, with Rev 150mm U-Turn Maxle forks, dual ring etc.

    Dirtynap
    Free Member

    ooo I had not thought of a long travel frame and talas or u-turn fork for racing and razzing. That sounds like a rather nice idea. Wont the u-turn knacker up the geometry though?

    langy
    Free Member

    full sus 4X bike – a la the Meta4X etc (there was a group test only few isues back, that could also be used as an XC and muck arund thing

    DH bike

    I_Ache
    Free Member

    How about one of these with 2 shocks 2 forks and 2 sets of wheels. Run it either 2 ring or single ring. rear travel can be changed from 130-180!

    http://www.scottusa.com/ca_en/product/8285/44811/voltage_fr_20

    judderman
    Free Member

    get a smaller shed 😀

    rOcKeTdOg
    Full Member

    insurance job innit?

    Chris-S
    Free Member

    Leave it unlocked !

    Dirtynap
    Free Member

    There will be no insurance claims, but thanks for the advice.

    epicyclo
    Full Member

    This is just an excuse to justify another bike, isn't it? 🙂

    Dirtynap
    Free Member

    LOL

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