Quite frankly, she can suck my cock.

lol, i like it. Not your cock i might add.

My guess is the are both made by Van Nic ?

Brodie is not a van nic frame.

🙂

http://www.progressive-bikes.co.uk/department/wheels/

Hope are good, we use the semi in all of our frames that need a semi. mail me for a quote if your stuck for one.

The Cove rep was just in so checking prices on a Hummer

I bet the Hummer is still more expensive than the Holeshot 🙂 mail me if you DO fancy one 😉

Brodie Ti Holeshot! Similar angles to the 456.

http://www.progressive-bikes.co.uk/product/brodie_titanium_holeshot/

I state the truth, and other people can’t handle that

lol, you really believe that don’t you? anyway, I am right your wrong and you can’t handle that. so ner 🙂

I don’t know for sure but there ‘might’ be another batch later in the year.

youve been here too long to play dumb like that si

I SHOULD know better 🙂

elfin, do you turn every thread that you think you are right in to an argument?

Canfield don’t have any Yelli’s available 🙁

QR forks become obsolete in the near future,

probably.

Sell your hub and buy a new wheel? difference in price will be the cost of a rebuild anyway i would think.

For a LARGE 29er frame i think the HX2 is not bad looking 😉

RD, Fork travel 100-120mm.

just happens that i have a large HX2 at home so have taken a few snaps for you. Mount is flat, but i don’t know much about the whole Rohloff thing.

You can get Head sets to fit tapered and run a 1 1/8 fork, Hope do one and i think i have a few in stock too.

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Chumba HX2[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Chumba HX2[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Chumba HX2[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Chumba HX2[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

I’ll have to check the caliper mount. I have known at least one other HX2 used with a Rohloff and not heard of any issues, but can’t be sure.

Not sure about the lack of brace on seat/chain stay, not aware of any alloy HT frames with that brace? It’s pretty burly back there though.

Hx1 and hx2 (29er) are both EBB frames.

Large Chumba HX2?

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Chumba HX1[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

Around 67.5 at 150mm

How about the Chumba VF2? Similar to the Spicy but lighter and less travel. Carbon rear end, 5″ travel.

http://www.progressive-bikes.co.uk/product/chumba_vf2/

I asked Simon at progressive to chase it up for me but no luck so far

Your frame was returned back to me today! Will post out ASAP.

Rear tyre is a 2.35 on a wide rim and still enough room for mud.

Taken a few more pic’s of my own Ti Holeshot just to wind you miserable lot up 🙂

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

These 😉

http://www.progressive-bikes.co.uk/product/chumba_lock_on_grips/

For me a lot of dark peak riding is a bit dull, views are nice and all but like the link above to the potato alley decent, hardly inspires me to go out an ride that hill. Maybe i have done it do death?

Also, whats with all the “i could ride that in my underpants on a penny farthing” boasting about?

My very own Brodie Ti Holeshot 🙂

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

Bontrager xr4 are a decent tyre, good size too and can be had for good money.

People really get hung up over the odd detail and use of words in a conversation. I heard the interview live, and just knew some people would boil over what he said.

It was quite clear what he was saying, and a fair enough point. People like TJ are the reason why politicians have to act like moronic robots, much the same as other high profile people.

The new Chumba EVO G2? Might struggle to get down to 26LB though.

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Chumba EVO G2 White[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

I like Lady Gaga. Obviously if i was cooler i’d pretend i haven’t heard of her, but whatevs.

Snap. I was quite surprised how good she was.

I’m in!

The only UK review i have seen was from SDH, plenty of US reviews are quite positive.

The platform is certainly bigger than MG1, DMRV12 and Flat boys, all those i have used before and are no more or less grippy than the Crampons.

http://progressive-bikes.co.uk/product/canfield_crampons_pedals/

Website won’t accept payments as yet, still waiting for payment providor to get their ass in gear!

And Si, please please please please please can you just give me a 17″ Holeshot Ti!

Sure, how would you like to pay? 🙂

To be honest hans Rey, there are not many Ti Holeshots around, and i am only aware of maybe three or four who are STW users.

IME the Holeshot is ace 🙂

If Brodie (rather than one of their fanboys) think we’ve copied them, they’re welcome to get in touch

I don’t think brodie are worried 🙂

FWIW The 2003 holeshot had a 74 Seat angle http://www.brodiebikes.com/2010/archive/bike.php?model=holeshot&year=03

As has been said before, there are only a certain number of ways that a frame can be welded together, and there is plenty of room for the Holeshot and Alpine!

I can oblige with pics if you want 😉

Si, dunno what it is about it, but every time I see a pic of the Ti Brodie Holeshot, I get momentarily lost in thoughts of “I’m sure I could afford it if I just sold pretty much everything else I own”…

Just for you.. 🙂

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

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Brodie Titanium Holeshot[/url] by srbwilson[/url], on Flickr

thanks for all the advice, and i will have a play before splashing any serious cash.

Regards the f1.8 50mm, can someone point me in the right direction?

Depends what those situations are doesn’t it?

Err, some still shots of new product in out door situations as well as ‘action’ shots. I like the very blurred background look of still shots. The rest of the time it will be for days at the beach, in the hills etc with the dogs and wife.

Why did you get it with the 18-55?

thats what lens the camera is bundled with, no choice on the matter 🙁

As you can tell, im a novice at this, but am willing and able to learn 🙂

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