Show off your short travel full suss

Interested to see who is still using a sub 120mm travel 26″ FS instead of the usual 150-160mm enduro rig.

Who’s got what?

Cheers.

Can I play with a 29er?

100mm f+r

Not with that link you can’t 😉
Edit, nice edit.

Flux – just about to get new bearings

Flux Cannock by adshools[/url], on Flickr

Another 29er.. Banshee Phantom – 105mm rear, 130mm front (fork won’t space down to 120mm). Slack and low barnstormer!

Is it me, or does that Turner have a very high BB?

my homebuilt one – approx 83mm rear travel!

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120mm rear, lyriks dropped to 140mm on the front.

Well seeing as others are ignoring your specific requirements…..

Another 29er 😀

Sadly missed…

The lovely Hooker 😛

An old photo, but I’m still rocking this bad boy:

Here’s my Giant NRS 100 mm of bounce both ends,usually seen around Rivi & occasionally Llandegla or Formby beach It’s getting tired now though & I’m not sure what to replace it with..

Good to see some love for unfashionable bikes, keep em coming 🙂

If it hadn’t broken, I’d still be riding this

I absolutely loved it. 100mm each end.

I still love the look of that seatpost, proper retro. I used to have a Slayer of that vintage, great bike.

Fashionably unfashionable.
SC Blur XC in Torridon (the last time it was ridden).
P1010255 by ScotRoutes[/url], on Flickr

It mainly hangs up in the garage these days as the fatbike, 29er and CX options appeal more.

Is it me, or does that Turner have a very high BB?

Doesn’t feel like it but it certainly looks like it!

Sorry, another 29er:

95/120mm travel rocket.

Kona 2+2 XC, not getting ridden much these days, but I’ll not let go of it, fantastically capable bike for 100mm both ends, regardless of the unfashionable Magic Link.

another 29r and another elemtent

I have an Orange ST4 (same as in matt_outandabout’s piccy) with 120mm Rebas. In bits at the moment as I need to sort the bearings out, but it’s the best bike I’ve owned and suits my type of riding perfectly.

26 and 29 here. The Marin is the one bike I will keep forever.

DMR Bolt – 125mm of rear travel, with 140 Magura Thors.
Great bike 8)

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115 at the back. 105-140 at the front. Usually 140

About to head out on my Camber 26er (120mm F&R) so I will try and get a pic or two while I’m out.

No photos but my old 26″ plastic Anthem held its own in the Peaks and many a trail centre, and until bigger wheels came along it felt so fast 🙁

Another Camber 26er owner here. I’ve only been mountain biking for two years so its all the travel I need for general trail riding and long days out.

So it would appear to answer the OP – not many.

I still run a 120mm Camber 26er, im not gnarr enough for anything bigger, even my hardtail is only 100mm but that’s 29er! will see if I can find a pic.

Gyro: best bike i’ve owed

yup, still happily lagging behind the curve here.

Turner Flux 26″ with 120 mm forks and a gigantic 105 mm of dw link rear squish.

lovely bicycle.

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Point+shelf[/url] by woldspinner[/url], on Flickr

As promised (albeit a quick snap as the light was fading, as I nearly forgot to take a pic!):

another 29er

An’n’other 29er

where are all the anthems! if mine had a slacker head angle it would be perfect. 26″ wheels as well

Well I would show you my 90mm Trek 29er, but it’s in the LBS while they try to find the missing 30mm of fork travel 😕

My 2005 FSR 26er with 100/115mm. Thinking about replacing it with a 120/130mm 650b but no idea what yet.