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Brewer's droop.
Wonderful!
Your saddle's melting.
Edit: Too slow!
Is that saddle designed to accommodate old man's balls?
Nice bike though. Post some in use pictures.
What did Will do?
That's a round the world saddle right there.
Are you going round the world Ton?
[i]Nice colour BTW[/i]
Massively jealous. How does it ride? And can I have first dibs if you sell it ๐
too clean, go away and get it dirty.
Shopping basket still in the post?
Wish I had one, lovely bike (without the awful saddle of course).
I know this has probably already been covered, but what advantage do the truss forks confer?
Also, does the standard type frame give the same ride advantages as the space frame?
Truss forks are stiff so they track exceptionally well through rough stuff.
On the traditional Jones frame the spaceframe definitely has a softer feel to it. Over small ripple bumps it's almost as if the jarring is faded out to a degree. It's only marginal though. Standover clearance on the spaceframe is noticeable though when you have the seat dropped and you're playing on some fast singletrack.
A 25" plus spaceframe would make me all giddy I think.
Lovely. I think a Jones is in my future.
dont know anything about the truss forks.....I bought it purely because I like the look of it, and a Jones as always been on my 'bikes to try' list.
there are no pockets in coffins..... ๐
have you been out on it yet?
That's a great looking bike. Really jealous! I'd love to get one some day. One bike to replace them all??!!
You'll have to let us know how you get on with it....
ridden round the carpark, going out for a spin in the woods tonight, and got a 2 day trip planned for this weekend in the Dales.
then we will know if it is ok.
can I have first dibs if you sell it
Get in line...
How large is that rear disc??
I really like that! I know I shouldn't, but I do
Very nice indeed that Ton
Is it poor form to ask where from & how much?
Because I want one!
from nice bloke in Dorset, and just enough so I had change for a pint.
front brake hose is too long ๐
Very nice!
Beaten to it - but I'm going for it anyway!
Headtube is very long, and not that pretty but they all are on Jones', front end must be high, but if gets you riding in comfort, why not.
I like the look of the Jones diamond with a unicrown fork, but it kind of defeats the point of getting a Jones I think.
You know what? I think it looks rubbish. Sure it's lovely but I'd only be happy riding it at night when I couldn't see it.
Then again I can't stand the look of those Evil bikes everyone was drooling over last year.
Enjoy the chronicles whilst it's dry, you'll need something with more tread on the front when we get normal weather back
Looks great (apart from Saddle). Look forward to hearing how it rides (and 3rd dibbs please ๐ )
You know if it rains it's your fault for buying a new bike!!
The side effects of Amiodarone include blurred vision and phototoxicity, you could probably sue someone for buying that thing... ๐
as you all know, a ugly man needs a ugly bike.....perfect match ๐
and just did a nice hour in the woods. 1st impressions are, very very stable and planted feeling. cornering at speed felt very safe.
climbing out of the saddle it felt very solid, didnt feel like any flex at all.
20 psi in the tyres felt good.
fingers crossed it will keep me happy.
Want one of these next,sell the fleet and go for the Jones as the one and only. Looks pretty much spot on build wise,certainly never seen a saddle like that before..what is it ton?
Nice, I like it.
What saddle is it?
saddle is a SMP TRK
obviously it is gopping, but it is the comfiest saddle i have ever used.......and that is a hell of a lot. got one on my tourer also.
I can't stand the look of those Evil bikes everyone was drooling over last year.
Try looking again, they're all a different shape now, compared to how they came out the factory ๐
You can't see it when you are sat on it though.
Comfy is very good.
That's awesome but did anyone mention the saddle?
Most bikes for big people look terrible with the saddle so tall compared to the wheelbase and the frame so big compared to the wheels - Jones Plus solves both with form following function.
honourablegeorge - MemberNot bad at all, that. Lose the rim decals and sort out the saddle and it will look as good as this one
TBH apart from the broken nose saddle design it looks fine & I cant stand the shoved forward saddle on yours ๐
chiefgrooveguru - Member
Most bikes for big people look terrible with the saddle so tall compared to the wheelbase and the frame so big compared to the wheels
Again I don't agree as I think small frames look silly with 26" and above wheels on?
I might be biased as Ton & I are age & body doubles ๐
What size frame did you go for ton? Cheers.
Looks great Tony it's the most in proportion looking bike I've ever seen of yours ๐ as for the saddle I've an smp too comfiest saddles ever and you can't see it when your sat on it
MrOvershoot - Member
honourablegeorge - MemberTBH apart from the broken nose saddle design it looks fine & I cant stand the shoved forward saddle on yours
Other one isn't mine, sadly. From a review....just the pic stuck in my hdad since as I thought it looked ace.
rOcKeTdOg - Member
Enjoy the chronicles whilst it's dry, you'll need something with more tread on the front when we get normal weather back
Chronicles are fine in the wet. They're ace compared to knards.


