BTW the size guide - can't really compare the eat tube size with others these days due to the shortness compared with other bikes - I always compare the horizontal C-C size with the stand over - better in my view 
The frame IIRC is recommended with a 100mm - but having a 120mm fork dropped to 100mm seems the best scenario if you are building up a frame like this
I rode an xc pro2 for years until it cracked 
Fantastic bike, thrashed it everywhere, excellent handling as well.
Kev
BTW I was informed the 2011 32 forks are on the water - poss @ Mojo next week ?
How about a DB Alpine?
fatmutha here..
i had a prince albert once and didnt get on with it...sold it after one ride it felt so awful.
been thinking on it and the scandal is coming out on tops at the moment for sheer value, i could possibly put more blingy stuff on it then to lighten it up further.
I'm after a new hard tail and was all set on a Santos SCC03, but after reading this thread I'm back to square one. All the bikes suggested look lovely esp. the On one Scandal. 29-ers are out of the equation to that makes my life a bit simpler.
It appears that I have a bit of test riding to do...which is a great way to spend the summer.
38cm equates to 14"
No 14 X 2.54 = 35.56cm
My old Scandal was a great all-day bike, you'd expect it to be stiff but it wasn't so very different from my Soul on that front. Though I've heard the new non-scandium model is stiffer, mine was the older one. Didn't really get on with the bike that well but only because I was asking it to do something it didn't want to do (ie, be a 130mm trail bike like my Soul)
this is what you need mate Ragley mmmbop
@fudge9202 - the Ragley Mmmbop looks nice, so does the On-one Scandal...there's only one way to find out which one is nicer...FIGHT! (sorry, I couldn't resist)
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