Leave some space so they can get past you, the problem will soon leave you behind. :wink:

Trail addiction are worth speaking to, as they know that area very well.

Good for the valleys, heard bombing from up high so i guess there is plenty of new snow

You up at the weekend?

I love football but dislike a lot of footballers.
Saying that, most pro roadies seem like tosspots

Batter than Roam, almost as good as the collective.

The music is by Army Navy

Drive the ambulance out, would be great for shuttling and we could have a bit of laughing gas before every descent.

I'm Mr Tickle

Had a trip or fall in the last 300 years-

How stupid to suggest using Eccles cakes as pedals when birdseye potato waffles are made in the UK and would be way grippier.

Alpin, look at stevomc's comment above.

Be surprised, it's true

You don't need the IML or the SMBL to guide in Switzerland, it's good to have a high mountain first aid certificate and common sense.

The mincers on hardtails usually drag the back brake loads causing lots of damage. No excuse for cutting corners. The man made stuff can be repaired, it's the natural shared trails people want to be a bit more thoughtful on.

Acros are good, had one in for 2+ years

Crossmark back and Ardent front

Not been a big year for snow in the Alps so trails should clear pretty fast, things can change quickly though.

Lock on grips, gravity dropper, super tacky tyres, chain device for double chainring, camelback.

2.3 crossmark on the back and 2.4 Ardent on the front, great combo.

Orange Diva

Diablous weigh a ton and are overkill even for big hucks

xc biking
Surfing
Rugby

With brand new pads mine were great but got worse and worse, this was on 3 bikes as well, it felt like they were glazing but sanding them down didn't help

I have had the same problem, tried loads of different pads, cleaned the pads, rotors, etc, gave up in the end and got some Avid Elixes

Clarks pads are a fiver on chain reaction

Have you tried winding in the little screws on the lever?

Orange Crush

SC Bullit
Orange Patriot
These 2 bikes added lots of fun to biking when it was getting a bit stale.

The new Genius is a far better bike than the old one, had one and it was great, better up and down than the Ransom. The Ransom will be replaced next year.

Been to the bottom of the Gemmi pass, it looks a bit wide to be interesting, stuff off the other side looks better.

I had a rattle in my badminton racquet but it was only £10 so i just bought another, i hope this helps. :-)

Get yourself an Alpine with coil front and back, you won't break it and it will still be a great all day bike.

Macs are not the best for men with very small heads.

It's out of order, being able to buy your place, rather than earn it.

Scott do a good range for kids with 24" wheels

I have a neon yellow Patriot prototype, was a picture on the home page in the summer, you should be able to find that.

It's only a bit of glue, should come off easily enough.

Don't bother with an event, just ride. :D

Both great bikes, would test ride and see which suits you