Winning yet another old skool mtb on the bay, nice 96 Marin Indian Fire Trail (mainly a frame, but i can clean and polish it and build it myself as my others are all bought bikes that ive put my mark on) but im happy anyways as i wanted one for ages when they were new
Discovering there is a bike manufacturer locally who sell well specced bikes for sensible money (compared to the mainstream brands). Shall be taking a trip there in the new year.
whats sensible money for a bike, my brother had a carbonfibre framed thing that was worth well over 1k, it was mega light but other then that i didnt see much diffrence between it and a 90 quid bike from halfraudsOriginally Posted by Stuart
^^^ did you just read that? what a idiot ^^^
PROJECT 2 FAST 2 FAT clicky
''lifes what happens, while your busy making plans''
You really dont mean that do you
My mothers beef dinner and a coal fire
Share please, I is also after a bike now the small one has new bike
yer, i honestly couldnt see the reason for spending that kinda extra money on a pedal bike, it was only being used for riding around the streets, maybe it has some part in downhill racing but how many people use them for that, proberly the same percentage of people that use 4x4's off roadYou really dont mean that do you
^^^ did you just read that? what a idiot ^^^
PROJECT 2 FAST 2 FAT clicky
''lifes what happens, while your busy making plans''
kHs bikes. No stock till march though
I've been riding the wife's specialised hardrock sport (blokes bike) and even though I don't do much bar 15miles a week on trail and road, I have found many limitations of it etc and that was a £350 bike.
Hmm a little out of my range. Sounds good though!
It feels so good cycling an expensive bike
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