Do it all hardtail…

I’d need a smaller size 🙁

Thinking about selling my 16in C456. Ping me an email if it’s of interest.

I have a Specialized Stumpjumper 2001 HT and use it for everything.

As this a first world conundrum and I was forced to make a HT or susser choice I would pick the HT.

Riding woodland track, bridleways, and through country. occasional trail centre red/black.

Haven’t read any of the above so apologies if anything I say is a repeat but I went from an alpine which I truly loved and had it doing everything from Swinley to the peaks to Forest of Dean to a BFE which didn’t quite do it for me for some reason. I’ve had a year off and I’m now on a bird zero which im really enjoying and finding it ticks all the boxes plus it’s 650b + green 😀

I think if if was styling with 26″ I’d look at a alpine again but try the size up and run shorter forks and stem as they just seem to work.

My do it all ht is a Solaris and I’d recommend one (deals to be had on the small frame ATM too) but you said no 29ers* 🙁

Soul or Slackline then I’d say.

*just of interest, why? You could add the likes of the Honzo, Taro, Parkwood, Sherpa, etc if you haven’t tried one.

I’ve a stanton slackline 631 I’m going to be selling soon if you’re interested, 18″ I black.

Send me a mail about this, email is in my profile 🙂

How about my Cove hand job frame? 2 years old medium 17.5″ seat tube 67 degree head angle with 130 mm forks.I have used 120 mm forks & Pace RC31 rigid forks on it & it is very good with both.email jeffbushi@yahoo.co.uk if interested.
cheers
Jeff

I`ve recently aquired a Dialled PA – Since getting it the FS has been gathering dust and pillaged for parts.

What i do need is some new forks though…

i do live in brighton though so there is not that much FS worthy really on my weekly riding.

highly recommended.

another vote for the PA….
here as it was newly build,

I’ve a stanton slackline 631 I’m going to be selling soon if you’re interested, 18″ I black.

Also interested in this… charlie.binder@hotmail.com.

Cheers!