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Pete_MCC's Formula 1 is the 2024 Bike of The Year
@pete_mcc earned his place in the Bike of The Year poll with victory in the June 2024 competition. This Formula One was possibly the only frame ordered with mounts for cantilever brakes, rather than the factory spec Magura Hydrostops. If you haven't already checked out the build thread then it's well worth a look; a true team effort with help and assistance from several members of the Retrobike community. Congratulations Pete!
Dimas' 1992 Ritchey P21 Team is voted the Retrobike Bike of The Year for 2022
@Dimas won the June 2022 competition with this stunning P21, complete with Ritchey WCS build kit, and he came out on top of a very tight Bike of The Year poll, securing top spot with 14.5% of the votes. Only 3 votes split the top 4 bikes, so it really was very close. You can see the poll results and all the entrants here and see the build thread for the bike here. For your convenience, and pleasure, here are a few more pics of the Retrobike Bike of The Year for 2022.....
BoTY 2012 is SYN-CROSSIS’ Fat Chance Titanium
The 2012 Bike of The Year (BoTY) contest saw SYN-CROSSIS’ super clean Fat Ti take a well earned victory from some top notch competition. Second spot was taken by Sinnnerman’s Hardisty JMC Replica and third by uno-speedo’s 1987 Steve Potts. The top three are as follows 1st - SYN-CROSSIS’ Fat Chance Titanium 2nd - Sinnnerman’s Hardisty JMC Replica 3rd - uno-speedo’s 1987 Steve Potts Click here for more details Bike of The Year 2012 top three are as follows 1st. SYN-CROSSIS’ Fat Chance Titanium 2nd. Sinnnerman’s Hardisty JMC Replica 3rd. uno-speedo’s 1987 Steve Potts
BoTY 2011 is Sinnerman’s 1990 Zinn Z-753
The 2011 Bike of The Year (BoTY) contest saw Sinnerman’s box fresh 1990 Zinn Z-753 take a well earned victory from some top notch competition. Second spot was shared between hollister's Ritchey Team Comp and mr_ship’s 1994 Yeti ARC. The top three are as follows 1st - Sinnerman’s 1990 Zinn Z-753 2nd equal - hollister's Ritchey Team Comp 2nd equal - mr_ship’s 1994 Yeti ARC Click here for more details Bike of The Year 2011 top three are as follows 1st. Sinnerman's 1990 Zinn Z-753 Click here for full Zinn Z-753 build thread. 2nd equal. hollister's Ritchey Team Comp Click here for full build thread. 2nd equal. mr_ship's 1994 Yeti ARC Click here for full build thread. Click here for poll thread.
B.o.T.Y. 2010 is Sinnett177's 1991 Alpinestars Ti-Mega EOS
The 2010 Bike of The Year (B.o.T.Y) contest saw Sinnett177's 1991 Alpinestars Ti-Mega EOS take a well earned victory from some very stiff competition. The top three are as follows 1st - April 2010 - Sinnet177's 1991 Alpinestars Ti-Mega EOS 2nd - October 2010 - Wtb_Rider's Funk Pro Comp 3rd - July 2010 - LeGrandeFromage’s 1989 Overbury’s Pioneer Click here for more details and full results Bike of The Year 2010 is Sinnett177's 1991 Alpinestars Ti-Mega EOS Click here for the full and detailed build thread. Click here for poll thread. Full result is as follows from 358 votes. 1st - April 2010 - Sinnet177's 1991 Alpinestars Ti-Mega EOS 16% [ 58 ] 2nd - October 2010 - Wtb_Rider's Funk Pro Comp 13% [ 47 ] 3rd - July 2010 -...
Bike of The Year 2009 is ameybrook's Yeti C-26
The results for Retrobike's prestigious Bike of The Year (BoTY) contest, the blue riband event of the retro world, are in. The title of 'Bike of The Year 2009' goes to ameybrook's Yeti C-26 replica. 2009 BoTY winner - ameybrook's Yeti C-26 Following some initally close voting the well fancied Yeti stormed the vote. The full result is as follows - 1st - ameybrook's Yeti C-26 (76 votes) 2nd - Defiant's Serotta TiMax (44 votes) 3rd - Dr S' Pace RC-100 (32 votes) 4th - Sinnett177's 1993 Team Raleigh Dyna-Tech (26 votes) 5th - Pete McC's Doug Bradbury Manitou Full Suspension 6th equal - Archangel's 1991 Specialized Stumpjumper Epic Ultimate (15 votes) 6th equal - Pete McC's Yeti Ultimate (15 votes) 6th equal - Ragnar1984's Miyata...
Bike OF the Year - 2007  - Rumpfy's Raleigh Tomac Replica..
What a machine! So, what do you do if you come across a picture of Tomac flying around on his iconic Raleigh ?? Simple, you spend many years and a lot of $$$$ to make one of your own, down to the mismatch tyres.. It was given a run for it's money by Joe's Yo but the Raleigh is a worthy winner and BOTY will be going Stateside (along with a small prize yet to be decided) Eric, we at Retrobike.Co.UK salute you !! Next year you have to ride it over here at an event of our choosing, OK ??
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