Shed Fire Ragley visits Singletrack

Ed O, Singletrack’s favourite pirate impersonator, owner of local guiding company www.great-rock.co.uk, and Shed Fire test rider, popped round for coffee and to show us his new Shed Fire Ragley. He reckons it’s more fun that boarding canal boats with a cutlass, we’re not so sure about that, but it does look fun.

We’ll get some more details from Ed or Brant and hopefully get a ride on one soon. (Pun intended)

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The Ragley, titanium 'grrrrrr' bike, designed in Calderdale by a man in a shed built in the US by Lynskey in a bigger shed.
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This is the 16" Ragley, looks suitably slack and low to us even with 140mm forks.
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Proving that someone has been sweating the details is this hidden away chainstay bridge.
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You're now 98% less likely to catch your jeans on your disc caliper when doing supermen, something we are always doing. Ahem.
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Fell off the back of a sea container and into the back of a van.

 

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53 thoughts on “Shed Fire Ragley visits Singletrack

  1. “i prefer the design and oversized tube dimensions of my Ti456”

    But as you’ve not ridden a Ragley, how do you know how the straight slimmer tube and longer head tube works in comparison to the 456?

    “the cable routing is bloody awful on the Ragley though – I told you to stick to the 456’s design for routing !”

    1. Not much point in telling me anything.
    2. It’s actually completely ace cable routing. You are mistaken 🙂

    “would a Tech M4 caliper fit in the rear stays on the Ragley Brant ?”
    can’t see why not. Caliper details here:- http://www.shedfire.com/2009/03/29/ragley-ti-re-clearance-caliper-position/

  2. I had a pootle on one last week and its well slack, feels like you are sat on a 150mm full bounce not a hardtail, i expect it will ride like its been stolen, just gives that relaxed confidence inspiring feel. However im not sure how it will climb but i reckon it will be fun in the hills of spain or the alps.
    The tubing is huge too, it could have been made for £600 if the tubing was normal diameter! (kidding)

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