Show off your 26" MTB then

Oh go on then. Still love it, even more so since i had the shock PUSH tuned.

Transition Bandit at the Roaches by stilltortoise[/url], on Flickr

While we’re on the bandit theme…

I would say you’re the winner but the pedals and grips are colour coordinated.
Maybe change the left pedal to orange and get green grips?

Forgot i have another couple of 26″ wheeled bikes in the attic (old pics)

Salsa Juan Solo singlespeed, pretty light.

Genesis io reynolds 725 69’r singlespeed set up with 29″ wheel

Both very nice bikes to ride

The Gnarpoon.

6079smithw, something not quite right about that, can’t put my finger on it… Wait, I know- it’s the crudcatcher bolted to the middle of the top triangle. Weirdo.

Now with a 70mm Giant stem and 740mm Answer Pro Taper bars…

Hey POAH nice wheels. I’ve got the 650b versions on my Trance.

Ignore! 🙂

Only the second Marin in the thread,a rare species these days.

My main ride, can confirm that the trails still come alive. 😉

SLOWLY building up the 26″Dartmoor Primal too.

[/url] 2010 Attack Trail by poopy doop[/url]

GT Zaskar…
image by Richard Picton[/url], on Flickr
Still with a triple

theboatman – Member
Road bikes keep coming and going, but this has been my only mtb since it was built up in 2008

Given the tools I find myself wondering wtf you were about to do to it? 😆

Pickers what forks are those on the Zaskar? Are they 100mm? What year is it?

Liteville fort by boltonjon[/url], on Flickr

NS Metropolis

Cannondale Rize

Commencal Ramones

Scott Big Jon

Scott Voltage FR

Proflex 856

Way better looking than all those silly 650b or 29ers

My lovely Liteville 301

https://goo.gl/photos/2Rkf8a1kjfvN8vqa6

dont know why that doesnt show up?

finally got the photo to work!

There’s a 26″ Trek Fuel under there somewhere:

quite surprised how many are single rings up front. And I’m sure it’s just me, but I do think it looks weird to have a huge wide diameter cassette that’s same or wider dia than the front ring/s 🙂

2 x 10 old school for me 🙂

This bike is so much fun!

My raw 456 evo II pre chain shortened

@Aphex_2k

Pickers what forks are those on the Zaskar? Are they 100mm? What year is it?

On that pic they are 130mm Fox forks, an experiment that didn’t really work if I’m honest. Good forks but not on a frame that was likely designed around 63mm…. it’s a 1996 frame.
I have 100mm Rebas on there now which work ok

Keep trying but images fail me

@stevedoc – email me an image – email in profile…

2010 Boardman Hardtail.
Bit of a triggers broom as about the only original parts left are the frame, seat post and rear mech.

would quite like to get something new and shiny but this only does a couple of hundred miles a year so can’t justify the outlay.
It might be going 1×10 soon though, as most of the drivetrain now shagged.

I love this bike, I dont want bigger wheels but wider.

Here are my two, first is a Cotic Soul and my retro Kona Pahoehoe. a friend and I were just chatting at the weekend saying how we both just enjoy our bikes and will be keeping them a while yet.

There are some great bikes on this thread – especially the yeti sb66, and seems everyone is still enjoying riding them!

There are some great bikes on this thread – especially the yeti sb66, and seems everyone is still enjoying riding them!

They’ll have to prise my SB66 from my cold, dead hands.

Pickers – Member

@Aphex_2k
Pickers what forks are those on the Zaskar? Are they 100mm? What year is it?

On that pic they are 130mm Fox forks, an experiment that didn’t really work if I’m honest. Good forks but not on a frame that was likely designed around 63mm…. it’s a 1996 frame.
I have 100mm Rebas on there now which work ok

Yeah thought they looked long. I’m rebuilding a Pantera from around that age and planning on 100mm. Just looking for an a2z adapter so I can run disks front and rear. Probs a 70mm stem and a 3×10 Deore groups.

456 evo 2 in winter mode, and shockingly clean

DSC_0429 by andysredmini[/url], on Flickr

DSC_0417 by andysredmini[/url], on Flickr

Untitled by andysredmini[/url], on Flickr

Most of ours are 26″ and until recently they all were, how ever from Friday I will be on a 650b. Our daughter Katie had a back operation a few years ago and has just started to get back into riding. She has never felt right on her bike since the operation and so after a few experiments it looks like she is going to have my bike, going from a small to medium frame, and her old one split and sold on.

This one’s going no where:
Lower Cliff Sunset by Sam Dexter[/url], on Flickr

This ones departing in the spring to be replaced with a 650:
Lockerbrook by Sam Dexter[/url], on Flickr

Mine. Can’t remember what it is, they’re not very common. Running 160 Devilles and offset bushings. Going to get a slackset for it as well as I simply can’t be faffed changing it for the same thing with marginally bigger wheels.

Playing in the white stuff by DaveyBoyWonder[/url], on Flickr