Do it!

Your fork will be fine for the Spot. DT has beefed up the headtube for people who want to run forks up to 160mm (which he will warranty). How tall are you? I'm 5'11 and got a large, best fitting bike I've owned, I was one of those people that was always between medium and large.

I think Bromley Bikes have some frames at £1495, a few other places too.
All the bikes you've mentioned are great and you won't go wrong with any of them.

Why didn't you try it with the same rebound? Seems like a pointless test to me. It could be that it felt better on the second run due to slower rebound.

You should work for MBR……

Rode with the buffster a few days after that shoot.

It is a bit tiresome.

I was lucky enough to have two helmets at the time (last winter). I've ordered a DX Extreme helmet mount now. Much cheapness.

It's an old Blackburn Light mount. With a bunch of zip-ties and some old bits of lighting bracket you can cobble something together.

http://www.headbadges.com/

I paid £10 quid at the end on a £1000 voucher.

You can't get the raw finish out of your head after seeing my Al?

Hecklers were 2003
Vert's were 2004

I think Neil is turning into the new David Hinde.

are the foam bits holding it together?

They obviously knew what they were looking for and knew where it was.

Seen an Apple green one and it looked really nice.

envy of? :|

Coogan, Steve and the guys time again?

I fancy some Alpine action again coogan. We will have to weigh our DW Spots though, just to be sure they work ok. Plus we have to make sure they look good in the car park. (please make sure your Spot is angled so everyone can see it).

For god sake coogan!….

When we riding again?

Always liked your Spot heihei – nice build. I went from a HL Nic to a DW Spot too and wouldn't go back.

envious chunky ?

Oh dear…

I thought the rule was that anything that TLR had was always the best. So this thread is useless really.

the_lecht_rocks – Member
duggie – interesting……why ?
the FR is a Freeride bike and the current crop of DW Turners are trail / xc orientated………

That really depends who's riding it… (add wink or stupid smiley face etc)

slimtubing – Member
taka nah bro Nu Zulland.
chunky suburb of the future mate don't knock the 'hunga

I lived in NZ for a year (Auckland). Wasn't for me and counted the days to get the hell out! :P

Love my DW Spot 8)

slimtubing – Member
Onehunga to Auckland CBD for me.

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Poor you.

Not a lot of room left with RQ 2.4's in my Lyriks

tangobravo – Member
if you want a better one then get the more expensive one, you cant really compair a £60 budget version with a £250 GD.

Superstar emailed me the instructions and its easy to service.

And i love the way now anyone called neil is immediately hounded as fruit. lol typical forum lack of accuracy and evidence. Hand + Palm = fail

LOL

They are a giggle

I was given one with the frame, but then again it was collected straight from the Turner Factory 8)

You can run longer forks on the DW Spots because the back end doesn't squat down at all. I run mine with a Lyrik and don't really wind the fork down as the front end doesn't wander. I didn't even touch the travel adjust even on longer climbs in the Alps.

They are a giggle. :mrgreen:

My frame came in Raw, so was already blemished and marked.

what jedi said

CaptainFlashheart – Member

ChunkyMTB – Member
hybrid?

Used to poke fun at the nichemonger 29er brigade!

Surely it would be perfect for 99.99% of where you ride…. :wink:

hybrid?

Wish I was a student again.

Looks good ton.

Used them a few times and no problems.

They are huge! Massive volume, some frames will struggle with the 2.4's.

Lovely.