Nice bikeOriginally Posted by theuncharmed
Although I don't think I'd call any single speed 'easy going'
I am currently torn between an On-One Carbon 456, and a Ragley mmmBop for my next bike, or maybe just blow all my money on a La Pierre Zesty 514
I don't mean to sound cold, or cruel, or vicious, but I am so that's the way it comes out.
been meaning to post here for a long time as i fitted on the upgrades while back
with the new brake disks
with out the new brake disks, but just to show the fact the 160mm forks can go on 120mm frame, NICELY
I love those brake disks, No1 way of getting unwanted attention on trails, but it still kinda feels nice
our boiler broke so we has no heating or hot water, this is the bloody result ^^
Thank youNice bike
I am currently torn between an On-One Carbon 456, and a Ragley mmmBop for my next bike, or maybe just blow all my money on a La Pierre Zesty 514
I've heard only good things about the Carbon 456. Having said that last I heard they were hard to get hold of. Probably changed now - On-One are very popular but usually have their supply chain sorted once rushes are over.
Can't go wrong with a Ragley either!
But then neither are a ZestyBeen looking at them myself. I'm looking for a trail-smashing decent all-rounder too. Though, I think I'm heading towards an Orange Five ...
That fork is nuts!!But looks a right blast!
yeah i bought it for £150, so it was a right bargain.That fork is nuts!!
our boiler broke so we has no heating or hot water, this is the bloody result ^^
You're a lucky one to get that fork for £150!
Luckier than me. I bought an Fox TALAS RC2 a year back for £150 - £200 and then spent £200 fixing the blasted thing!
what i havent sad is they have scratched stantion. the left one is a bit scratched, and as a result if i keep the bike upside down they leak a bit of oil, not a issue with me as you saw how i store it. and also in extremely muddy condition i been warned as mud getting in, doesnt bother me either
You're a lucky one to get that fork for £150!
Luckier than me. I bought an Fox TALAS RC2 a year back for £150 - £200 and then spent £200 fixing the blasted thing!
our boiler broke so we has no heating or hot water, this is the bloody result ^^
Ah that's not too bad for the money. Just means you might need to service them a little more regularly.
How does the bike handle with them? Do you ever fully compress the fork when riding?
the bikes nice and soft now [comparing to DJ3s had], and well its now actually possible to use it for downhill, i dont tend to bottom them out alot as im a very light rider (im only 10stone) and well nice and bouncy
our boiler broke so we has no heating or hot water, this is the bloody result ^^
Bouncy can be fun :-) Forgot to set my Fox 120's up properly and went for my first bed in ride. Bounced around like a hobo on a pogo! :-)
I've gone a bit lazy and bought a Bionx hub motor kit - makes those hills a dream
i have completely changed my bike am just waiting on the last bit so i'll put up some pictures this weekend.
Just checked them out. Cool idea
I don't think it screams 'cool', but if it works, it works. What bike do you have it on?
No longer having to share the kona with the missus
Free Dating Sites
HGH
Last edited by LeeRain; 09-07-2010 at 09:23 PM.
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How quickly conditions change eh!
Last edited by merdat; 12-03-2013 at 10:01 AM.
here is mine got a m8 to put together 4 me
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