Next question then is who is selling Wolftooth Components in the UK?

Sweet. Me likey

Why has the Uno ring got what looks like a big offset on it, anf the Wolftooth and others, what looks like none??

Edit: Ah scrub that the W Tooth has an offset. Nice looking too

Ooh Showerman, do post a fatty pic 🙂

Nice

Use your chiminea much?

Oh, nice – that’s the narrow/wide Uno??

What tooth?

Thanks, yeah i’ve got now that x-type is just RF’s trademark name for the same design as hollowtech… and uses std external BB cups – which is what the ‘burns are, right?

spectabilis – I’m thinking of using some on my Stooge (as they suit the bike’s look well). I have some square taper MB’s, which I did fit on the Stooge, but the BB spindle itself is very heavy and effects the CofG of the bike believe it or not, although the cranks are very light

Would want to use a single ring with no spider. I’m a big fan of MB’s and have used them for years

So, yes please, post a pic

Ha ha – you’ve been in watch land, I had one a while back, but here it is again 🙂

singlespeedstu – Member
That Muckynutz Fat Face Fender will not fit an On One carbon fork and Bud tyre combo.

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Mines a 4.6″ Storm Control with CF Fat Boy fork

Found the ones I’ll go for 😆

😆 ahh, here’s a cool looking one

I see…

Was thinking there was one which fitted under the top of the forks

‘Gift’ doesn’t work

What – no strangers fondling your tyres??

Here’s another which shows the colour a little better – it might give you saturation and reduce your need 🙂

Carbon

I liked the idea of a light alu frame too

Fat Boy acquisition today

The home made version is best 🙂

What’s the difference between SLX and XT brakes??

Other thing – do fatty’s need to be made from steel?

I can see it on a smaller tyred frame but with massive rubber and the need for weight saving surely alu makes more sense, with perhaps a carbon (or even suspension) fork?

^ That’s a good deal. But, it doesn’t have a carbon fork, and those Jumbo Jim tyres are XC summers

Look forward to your ride feedback tom

My mates brand new deore failed at the piston after 3 weeks

Stooge is super light on its front so does need weighting in some instances to avoid washing out

I am liking the Bigfoot though not that cheap

HERE you go…..

That dainty piece of loveliness is wel, just lovely

tazzy – I couldn’t understand a word of that

Kbrembo

You’ve won the…

Best Stooge thread pic

And also best mtb pic ive seen for a very long time

And I suppose with a 36 rear that would make a big difference too

Thanks Z1p – forums for everything now eh?

The FB seems popular state side, but then again Spesh are bigger over there

I’ve seen one and the tyres are truly mahoosive

I like the 190 rear hub as that may be the lasting standard, the 4.6” tyres, carbon fork, plus a decently light aluminum frame

Only bug is the 2x front rings – I like 1x. Anything can be changed though I suppose – just more cash

Heavier though

Is that rider a giant, or is he riding a bike too small for him?? 🙂

OK, got it – enlarged the pic and got the name

http://fatbackbikes.com/product/aluminum-190-deluxe-bike/

Like the orange one too, BUT HOLY BeJeesuz – $999 FRAME ONLY!!!

Whats the name of that green Turner??

JUST the kinda feedback I’m after 🙂

Strange, I seem to remember seeing a comment involving a Swift too… 🙂

Hmmm… Stooge fork is 475 a/c (with a nice 55 offset). However, it’s not that wide to fit full fat – still, as you suggest it would give an idea, and I do laready have a HS reducer set-up I could fix up

Yeah, I remember nitros’s ‘stickle with a rigid.

I used to think I couldn’t ride without a ‘long’ suspension fork back then. Going 100 would have given a more versatile bike

This is what I was thinking, so it might be closer than it seems

The Salsa Enabler is suspension corrected for a 80mm travel fork

That’s 50mm short of 120, although I don’t think 120 is the figure that should be used is it…? Isn’t there a sag figure?

The enabler still seems too short to me (468 a/c) to work

Unfortunately, you have highlighted a common issue – public perception and awareness of what conditions osteopath’s treat.

All osteopaths are trained to treat all manner of sports injuries from diagnosis, through to management, so any presentation whatsoever would not phase an osteopath (or a ‘physio’ worth the title)

After all, when you injure your back (which is what all osteo’s ever treat, right?) the healing process is the same. The back injury person wants to get back to normal activity levels as does the ‘sports person’

My recommendation would be this chap

http://www.osteopathsportsinjury.co.uk/index.php

I trained with him and he is very good

Sideways Tim – Member
Chronicle’s will be £59 or £69 depending whether you go for the 60tpi or 120 tpi casing. Due mid October. Not sure where the £100+ price has come from, but they aren’t.

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And breathe…

Well, that is good karmic news indeed

Looks like CTBM’s past marketing career got the better of him

Don’t you think that’s a pretty lame attitude from that video chap

Have you been on one of those marketing/business uni degree thingies? 🙂