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As per title ... Pics are more than welcome if avail.
Peas out!
Heckler.
SC Blur XC.
Light, fast(er than I'll ever be), strong.
Santa Cruz Tallboy Carbon for much the same reasons as Druid and his Blur
Ellsworth Truth. fast, light and the suspension doesnt pogo.
Turner Flux (older TNT model)
It's fast, fun, direct. I wanted one for ages then had an opportunity to buy one. Never regretted it!
I ride an older Stumpy FSR elite with the 120 mm brain shock.
Slightly heavier than most but can take my extra padding nicely!
but druidh rides only fat bikes!
This:
Or this (another Canyon nerve XC):
Latter lets me forget about the bike and just get on with riding about. Quality bit of gear imo. Not too pretty tbf. Mech hanger is cheese though - on my 3rd.
#Edit - Thats 3 in 5 months. And at £10 postage each time - I've leaned a lesson early on.
Patriot - why? Becuase it crosses more country than most bikes I've tried.......
04 Marin Mount Vision. Was my first full suss, and even today I'm still struck how fast it is. A really all round, all day bike. Admittedly only the wheels, swing arm, rear shock, cranks and handle bars are original but its still going strong!
20 posts and not an Orange in sight?
Trek Top Fuel. It's light, fun and fast.
I ride a nice light weight Rocky mountain Vertex 2008 with rebas hope brakes blah. hope pro2's on mavic 717rims. what a fantastic bike fantastic for riding over local mountain trails. Considering the fact that I'm a lazy bastard and don't ride that much these days in a perfect part of the world for the bike I have constructed specifically for riding here. It's a waste. But when I ride it I loves it! Dark side soz:(
Cannondale Rush carbon. Light, simple sorted single pivot.
2002 Red [s]filing cabinet[/s] Orange Sub 5.
I have a Yeti AS-R for XC riding. It replaced a Titus Motolite and I much prefer it as it is not so steep at the front and therefore compensates nicely for my
Lack of downhill prowess. Climbs really well also!
This thing:
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/cycleologist/365056383/ ]Rohloff/SUB demo bike[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/cycleologist/ ]Ben Cooper[/url], on Flickr
Why? It's supposed to be the shop Rohloff demonstrator, but really I just like the frame, and the forks were demo ones until USE stopped making them. It just feels right for me.
Crikey you don't see many of those, most snapped?
Turner Flux which replaced an aluminium Revolver (not as nice as the titanium one above though!).
PS my revolver didn't snap despite seven years of riding in the lakes - although it does look a bit rough now 🙂
Crikey you don't see many of those, most snapped?
Cheers for that 🙂
It's made by Lightspeed - I've heard they're a reputable company, so if it ever does snap I'm sure they'll sort it out...
😆
Confused.com.
been thinking about trying an epic out for a while so probably do that soon, but there's toooo many others to try and to choose from! never owned a fullsus bike so blank sheet etc... also - any opinions on whyte or lapierre xc offerings?
Another Spesh's Epic here; 2008 Comp. As Taff says it pedals like a HT but is more forgiving. It has more than enough travel for what I want.
Funkydunc, is that pic from the Ridgeway above Cardiff??
Funkydunc, is that pic from the Ridgeway above Cardiff??
Looks like Shipley Glen
Funkydunc, is that pic from the Ridgeway above Cardiff??
Looks like Shipley Glen
Probably is Shipley Glen.
For me - C'dale Rush. Does everything I want and super reliable.
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On one 456c and NRS 1
Yes its Shipley Glen.
I went for the Anthem over a Superlight which had been my dream bike for years. In what way do you find it better Stu?


















