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

[url=https://flic.kr/p/dSCruq]Flux Cannock[/url] by adshools, 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!

https://fbcdn-photos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpa1/v/t1.0-0/10255492_10152400604457139_1857189134122884763_n.jpg?oh=7c96ea7f08db877c3bcfd6676d3ee72a&oe=5505A905&__gda__=1426343955_4d5ad270de77b7c041c85ef5ddf3e157%5B/Img%5D

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).
[url=https://flic.kr/p/nNv9k7]P1010255[/url] by ScotRoutes, 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.

[img]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81427686/Hellfire2.jpg[/img]
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)

[/url]Blur4x big by Docrobster1, on Flickr[/img]
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.

Point+shelf by woldspinner, 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.