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Correction £340 and counting

Now that it’s way past my price range, £260 and counting seems a bit punchy for a well loved 95 Kilauea missing the seat and dog collar…...

Lunchtime pootle down the great Ouse, gear indexing is not my friend on that old suntour…

Good summary, I did spot your hot from afar looking lovely! It was my first ever MM and I had a good time despite the evening weather. Modern machinery for me though, not sure I would have coped on my rigid cinder cone...

Well, that's my dream bike snuck in at the end 😍

I had a black and white crackle wheel disc cover on my 89 Muddy Fox Streetfinder (I couldn't afford a genuine MF one), this made my bike super awesome in the school bike shed, so purpose was entirely functional. Living by the north sea though, it was challenging in a cross wind...

Odyssey Triple Trap pedals, many many rows of large blunt teeth to ensure minimal traction…

My biggest failure was my (and all friends) absolute lack of knowledge on how to fit grips, being teenagers we concluded something nice and slippery to get them on, so fairy liquid it was. This worked OK in the summer if you didn't use too much as it did dry out and go sticky, until it rained...

touché

I think 1998 was the last year of classic MTB for me. My original MTB's were a 1992 Kona Fire Mountain - awesome as a teenager's first proper bike and then a 1998 Kona Kilauea - whilst it wasn't quite as iconic it was a significantly better bike, not just being higher up the range but having V...

Sorted, got a 1m steel tube from B&Q to slip over an Allen key/spanner for a princely £6.50

They look awesome! I'm probably at the big metal bar stage at present, using my Thule roof bar does work but tends to to bend the end a bit so probably not doing a lot of good...

Anyone got any good cheap suggestions for leverage extension for a particularly tight crank bolts/bb? Normally I put a car roof bar over the end of the spanner/allen key which given it's 1m does the trick but I'm not sure it's doing it much good...

Yes please, happy to take them off your hands. I'm fairly new on here, what is the best way to organize?

Indeed they are, missed a set on eBay a while ago. Do let me know if you have anything.

Hi All I am looking for parts to rebuild a left Sakae Low Fat MTP-126 pedal as the inner seal is missing and bearings are exposed. Interested in either good condition pedals or also those with say damaged cages that I can swap the internals over