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  • Best Kit of 2008 – Forum Users Choice
  • daveb
    Free Member

    XT Shifters – smoother and better than the rest

    kiwijohn
    Full Member

    E13 bashguard in stead of a big ring, with a 36 tooth middle ring. Just brilliant for the kind of riding the Iron Horse gets used for.

    Ed-O
    Free Member

    Wingnut Enduro Pack – light, comfy and stable, side pockets = ace
    Pure Racing Cobra i900 seat post – reliable and practical
    Altura Attack 3/4 waterproof shorts – dry nads
    Ibis Mojo – pretty and hardcore
    Kona Ute – absolute blast; carry kids, shopping, spare wheels and go fast downhill in comfort

    daveevs
    Free Member

    Endura full length trousers. Expected to sweat like a pig. Didn’t. Happy boy.

    firedwheels
    Free Member

    one of those neoprene thingys you put on your forks to stop mud flinging up in your face.
    essential!

    firestarter
    Free Member

    so much ive got in the last few months have been great. highlights tho gotta be wingnut hyper 3 and shimano winter boots for my riding comfort.

    bike wise im loving the five spot 😉 the talas forks seem to be working out great too and the dt ex1750 wheelset with rws levers i got to upgrade the wheels really stiffened (is that really a word) up the front end too

    Anthony
    Free Member

    Stan’s Olympic Rims run without tubes. I wish I’d tried tubeless before.

    lock
    Free Member

    midge bars,they look fun but are very very comfortable,they amaze me every time i ride them,fantastic on single track

    Opotopo
    Free Member

    Hope Tech X2 brakes

    gingerflash
    Full Member

    Dirtworker
    Gore Cosmo Windstopper jacket
    Conti Mountain King Supersonics

    Gephaudio
    Free Member

    Garmin Edge 705 and yet to try ATC5K camera. Of course my ever so trusty mount Saracen Zen2

    Daffy
    Full Member

    Ibis Mojo – it’s…it’s just….there are NO words to describe how good it is.

    XTR Crankset (This has got to get the award for most improved since its last incarnation. The rings seem to last forever)

    Gore Fusion trousers – They’re frickin amazing. There’s nothing to them, how on earth do they keep me warm, not sweaty and looking good?….the mind boggles.

    Dirtworker – No more muddy bikes in the house.

    gingerflash
    Full Member

    I have XTR cranks and really can’t say they’re noticeably better than the latest XTs. It’s a purchase I wouldn’t make again.

    Daffy
    Full Member

    GF – I don’t have the latest XTs, was just comparing M960 – M970.

    oldgit
    Free Member

    My Joystick Maxx.

    And the Aldi padded short liners, now I can finally wear my Endura baggies in comfort.

    redthunder
    Free Member

    Galvin Green Goretex Jacket

    Aldi Flapjacks

    Aldi Winter Gloves

    Asda MTB Tyres

    geoffj
    Full Member

    My 2 Alfine setups – boomin marvellous.

    crazy-legs
    Full Member

    Specialized Radiant gloves. I used to really suffer with cold hands in winter and I’ve never found a warm glove that isn’t the size and weight of a boxing glove – until now.
    Endura eVent jacket, a truly waterproof waterproof that didn’t break the bank, fits well, looks good and has all the features I want with none of the pointless fripperies.

    dunbarbiker
    Free Member

    it would have to be my wellgo pedals i dont think the pins have worn down at all in 2 years!!!! and i ride to school everyday and mountainbike most weekends.

    stuartlangwilson
    Free Member

    Raceface Dh 3/4 shorts. Bombproof, comfy, not too hot, not too cold.

    Thor gloves.

    Maxxis tyres

    al2000
    Full Member

    RRP p1ssflap neoprene mudguard thing – one of the best things i’ve ever bought for my bike. Obviously it can be done ghetto style with inner tube and zipties, but that doesn’t involve spending any money and where’s the fun in that?

    Honourable mention to my Dialled Alpine, as it’s a proper ace little bike.

    julianwilson
    Free Member

    2nd hand pikes and slx 20mm hub. Cheap way to transform a bike!

    Also oro k24’s are top.

    grizzpup
    Free Member

    Gore Phantom Jacket – just superb!
    Hope Stainless BB – ridden it to hell and back and still okay

    mandog
    Full Member

    Defeet Woolie Bolie socks – still comfy when wet.

    Waterproof trousers from Millets – avoids puddle water enemas.

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