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For those who haven't picked up the buzz on the forum retrobike will have a big presence at Mountain Mayhem 2008. As well as 4 teams, 3 solo riders and assorted hangers on we are once again having a stand in the main arena. If at MM this weekend come and say hello!
Tomac DB10
This just in from Joel Smith from Tomac Bikes on the new Tomac DB10. -The working name of the bike has been the DB10 (drop bar 10 years, 10 total to be built) -This is the ten year anniversary of the Tomac brand, and this limited edition bike to commemorate the occasion. -Johnny raced in drops back in 1990 and 1991. He was racing pro on the road as well as in the dirt and was very comfortable racing with drops. -Custom build with straight gauge chromoly tubes by Chris Herting and custom painted by Spectrum Powder Works The Background Story by Joel Smith Johnny raced his drop bar bike back in 1990, at the time when I was racing Expert-level cross country and I saw him race the bike at Mammoth. He was absolutely flooring it...
That's right! Retrobike.co.uk have a half page feature in the May 2008 edition of the UK's original MTB mag - MBUK. The magazine is in your local newsagent now so best rush out and get it - the mag even includes a puncture repair kit as a double bonus. A little discussion in the forum here.
Retrobike Mugs!
What better to drink a cup of builders tea out of whilst spannering up one of your fine retro bikes than a retrobike mug. After the first batch sold out in 12 hours the second batch has arrived. These are also selling out in record time. If you'd like one please paypal £11 for UK or £14 for non UK (airmail on these is strong!!) to [email protected]
The world of Cycling loses one of it's favourites...
Independent minded. Original. A person with a sense of humor. Somebody who doesn't take himself too seriously. Thats is how Sheldon Brown described himself and all of you familiar with his site will attest to that fact, it's probably how most bike enthusiasts would like to be remembered. Over the years we have all come to rely on Sheldon and his encyclopedia of bike knowledge, the SeatPost chart has saved me much time and effort. So, now he's gone to a place where there are no cars and just miles of endless flowing singletrack weaving among the clouds, wonder if he'll show god how to roll a steel beed tire for tight packing !! Thanks for everything mr Brown...
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