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  • getting back on the mtb and loving it.
  • ton
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    bought myself a mtb at the weekend, a proper one with springy forks. I had been doing a odd bit of offroad for the last couple of years on a surly ecr. ok but lacking something.

    so I bought a new bike, and it has relit my excitement for mtbing. it is ace.
    1 x 12 is ace (shimano). air forks are ace. blasting round leeds bike park before and after work is double ace.

    got a weekend 100 mile offroad ride planned for November, with essell g and tea2 off here.
    cant bloody wait. cant remember the last time I was so excited about a planned ride.

    bikes and moreso, mtb’s are ace.

    Poopscoop
    Full Member

    Need to know what bike and need pics!

    Good on you mate, get out there and enjoy.

    100 miles would kill me.lol

    ton
    Full Member

    https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipOUMQkQ0DIgnvBc1DdwroiCsHunjrQYmcyKEdqJ

    sorry, cant post on this fantastic user friendly site. ;o)

    organic355
    Free Member

    I am the same, after a good few years of due to 1st child, sleepless nights etc Laziness.

    Got myself a very bouncy yeti SB6 and am fully back into the addiction, was even out last weekend in the slippy slidy stuff, fell off several times but still giggled the whole way round Ballo Woods.

    joebristol
    Full Member

    That switch infinity location on a Yeti scares me – right in all the crap!

    Looks like you had fun – the only bad bit of riding at this time of year is cleaning up afterwards – the actual rides can be hilarious 😝

    Ton – your photo doesn’t work for me – what did you buy in the end?

    jedi
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    It’s a Scientific fact that bikes rock

    esselgruntfuttock
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    got a weekend 100 mile offroad ride planned for November, with essell g

    Pardon????? You never mentioned 100!

    Anyway, for some strange reason I’ve been grinning like a Cheshire Cat while out on the bike lately.
    63, new bike & It’s not even leckrick!

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    Looking forward to it Tony. (I think)

    adame91
    Free Member

    Same!! Haven’t done almost any mountain biking in the last 5 years, picked up a second hand Cube Stereo 160 for a good price and am loving life.
    Have been to Afan the last two weekends and had an absolute blast.

    Poopscoop
    Full Member

    @ton the Google link not working for me mate?

    I use postimage.org to post pics on here.👍

    Poopscoop
    Full Member

    @organic355

    Lovely bike mate. The shock position would give me hives over over it’s location near the muck though. That’s me though.lol

    scotroutes
    Full Member

    Here ya go Tony…

    n0b0dy0ftheg0at
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    Embed Google photos using https://ctrlq.org/google/photos/

    roach
    Full Member

    I been away from it too for a couple of years as been surfing with the boy but back now riding a P729er and hugely excited by it all again. This time of year helps too as Autumn rocks when it’s dry like the last week!

    ton
    Full Member

    pocketrocket
    Free Member

    Just brought myself a second hand switchback as a carrot to get myself back out on the bike.
    Forgot how much I enjoyed it and as all my bikes are 21 gear, 26” wheel ally, the feel of Steel and 10 speed came as a very pleasant surprise.
    Must resist all the upgrades I’ve suddenly decided it needs!😆

    TomB
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    Great thread, hope the enthusiasm persists, riding bikes is great!

    big_scot_nanny
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    Brilliant, nice one Tony!

    Poopscoop
    Full Member

    Lovely bike ton. The colour is great too.

    chestercopperpot
    Free Member

    blasting round leeds bike park before and after work is double ace.

    Always gives me that warm feeling going there. Seeing all kinds of bikes, bikers of all demographics and so many smiling faces. That’s what it’s all about!

    Drac
    Full Member

    Good stuff Ton.

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