not for me, but for some yes.
that it exists at all should be applauded.
Wow, had just been talking to someone about Hanebrink the other day!
Think fatbikes are a new niche? Check the date...
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They also were way ahead of the game with regards to bouncy bikes, working with SE on this in '85
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wow. that's all i can say about that.
"Mountain Shocker" was probably an apt name!
onion - Member
$3000 to ride on a beach? WTF?
Many pay more to ride on trail centres, start on them.
Didn't he do some unusual front suss back in the day too?
cynic-al
that's bloody true. all the gear, no idea........
some dude turned up in his van down the local t'other day with "the entire Park tools range" and a Heckler in the back of his transporter. it was very funny watching the kids ride circles around him [and me]
I'm just bored on a friday.
Didn't he do some unusual front suss back in the day too?
You may be thinking of these;
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hanebrink did the 1st proper long trave forks i seem to remember.
also, i hired a bike/thing similatr to that, in courcheval in 2002.
it did not have pedals, just pegs for your feet.
200mm travel converted motor bike forks, rode down the dh course on it all day.
very good fun.
sounds awesome. nice find on the hanebrink fork.
Gotta love these too!
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Look Fournales? Sweet!
reminds me of this, but nothing like as awesome:
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Like the way it shows spds shoes with non spd pedals