Show me your "do it all" full sussers.

I’ve got the urge to build a do it all bike again. It will need to be able to do longish xc rides, jumps, uplift days and the yearly trip to the alps. It eeds to pedal and climb well, and descend like a stabbed rat.

Moon on a stick? Maybe, but i’m tempted to have another go at building one.

What have you got that does it all?

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Mondraker foxy/dune.

I use it(dune) for everything you listed and its great.

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Stumpy Evo.

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My Epiphany sub 25lb of 5.25 inch boing and fun. It was such a good bike.

I do’t jump, so it doesn’t jump either, but I’m pretty sure it can.

Blur TRc

commencal meta AM29

My stabbed rabbit

Just built this for longer rides

Orange 5 Pro 2011 with Fox 36’s. Can do anything from light DH to XC!

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Not the fastest climber ever, but pretty good considering. Rode XC on it winter and spring in southern france no problem and its pretty sorted for the gravity stuff.

Nomad

To much for the odd trail centre I do, but for riding in the lakes it’s bob on. 😀

Overkill for a lot of the UK, but not exactly a handycap even on the flat bits 😉

Now with added Reverb, Charge Spoon freebie saddle, Easton Havoc bars dork disc removed (Pic taken in the first couple of weeks of owning). Switch between the Times and flats, depending on how I feel on the day.

My 5 spot

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although this was far more capable than me in this guise

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and was great as a trail bike like this

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This

It’s finished now, and been ridden plenty!
Most fun bike I’ve had, the meta 5…

DrP

Some niceties on show 🙂

I’m yet to see a bike that haven’t had it’s looks destroyed by mudguards though.

Stumpy Elite. I love it but if your doing more DH / uplift stuff I think the EVO with 150/160 forks would be perfect. I have a DH bike for that stuff.

She’s getting old now but has served me well

Ibis Mojo HD – awesome as a single bike solution to all your riding needs (except commuting)

Its changed a little since these photos, it now has a ccdb air, reverb seatpost, easton haven carbon bars, and some hans dampf tyres

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I don’t think my Zesty looks are totally ruined by mudguards:

Ok, Lines are not as clean as without, but not terrible 😉

Don’t ride it that often but when I do!!!!!!!!! 😀

Transition Covert. I have a do it all hard tail too 😕

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This is fairly current.

Depends on your “do it all” I guess, you wouldn’t want to go dirtjumping on it and it’d not be the best XC race bike. But it does me well. As happy doing glentress blue or highland xc or a week in the alps or racing dh at fort william.

Chay – use the ‘share’ button… just copy n paste

Not your typical do it all, but I have done it all on this! UK trail centres, DH/FR and natural XC stuff 🙂 Wish I’d kept the Boxxers tbh, they felt way better than the 55s I replaced them with.

Has replaced many other contenders with ease

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