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Warranties should be initially dealt with by the shop you bought the item from As a shop we have sent back to the U.K. importer (madison) several items that have failed in normal workshop usage and we have received brand new items back in return, I’ve personally never seen Park tools warranty...

1”1/8th straight steerer tube So lots of choice. 100mm max travel

I was born in ‘72, the ‘88 reference is when I got my 1st atb

And it’s ten years from him....

Looking good after a bit of tlc I don't recall which saddle the bike came with unfortunately

That's a blast from my past, my 1st road bike was one of those but without the front mech I think you're right with 1981, I got mine around the time I went up to secondary school, being born in '72 that tallies up with your thoughts

4700 tiagra has a different cable pull ratio to earlier 10spd stuff We've never been able to make it work with anything other than the correct shifters (4700) in our workshop

Shimano warranty bb bearings for 900 miles Hope I believe have a 2 year warranty iirc Hope are miles ahead of shimano in terms of quality and longevity Certainly worth the money for any hope components

And that was my best mate at school's first atb & the 1st one I saw & rode Just waiting for the mk1 'stang to appear in this thread!

Cool, this bike was my 2nd ever atb, after my 1st (mk1 mustang) got nicked Looks in good nick for its age, unlike me!

Good comms Prompt payment Pleasure to deal with

No pics, but I use an eleaf ipower 80w with a steam crave rdta v2, with my own 3mm 6 wrap kanthal wire coils Anyone else coil building?

You can run any tubeless set up with tubes 1x is the way to go, less weight, more mud clearance and with the right ratio cassette and chainring you really don't lose much in the way of gear ratios I'm working in the trade at a bike shop (Louth cycle centre) with a race team doing well on the...

Thought you might like it! Sram's 1x drivetrain performs way better than shimano' 1x set up If you like 650+ then look at the more palatable price of the Merida big trail 600, £1300 for one hell of a fun bike

Total wheel size is the same as a 29er, but the handling is different, if you can test ride one have a go and see what you think

the rims are wider than normal rims so you would be limited in tyre size choice, but changing tyres to non plus tyres kinda defeats the idea

Plus tyred bikes go round corners way faster than you'd expect, so much grip it's unreal Once you've ridden one I reckon you'll want one!

From my workshop experience I'd say they're not worth the extra cash, they don't seem to last any longer than good quality stainless steel bearing like enduro or skf

Personally prefer the frog range of bikes, but islabikes are a close 2nd and both are miles ahead of the majority of kids bikes

Looks like the same 10th anniversary frame that I have One of my all time favourite frames