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Anything out there? Looking for an xl, steel mountain bike, disc brake, 26 inch, 1 1/8 ahead steerer. Also got a Rocky Mountain Blizzard 19 inch which could be part of the trade - its just a bit small for me! P7, Rock Lobster Team Tig 853, another Blizzard etc. Let me know! Ta

As above. 31.8 clamp. Cheers!

Hi, looking for a Rock Lobster Team Tig 853. Not sure what sizes are available as I can't find geometry online but want something 20 inch plus. If you've got a frame similar please also let me know. Thanks!

May I ask how tall you are? Looking at a 19inch Lava Dome but worried it will be too small!

No I have mine quite high! Yea usually I ride 19 inch but the Kona sizing seems strange! Thanks Luke

Im almost 6 2 and thinking of getting a 94 Lava Dome which is a medium (but has a measurement to top of the seat tube of 19 inch) - thoughts? Dont want to travel all the way to get it for it just to be too small.

Re: Top Bikes: TREK 990/Schwinn PDG/Spec' M2/Scott Comp Racing Ah didn't see it was sold haha

Re: Top Bikes: TREK 990/Schwinn PDG/Spec' M2/Scott Comp Racing Interested in Specialized.

Cool, yea currently just on a rigid, so 80mm will feel quite plush!

anyone?

Hi guys just picked up the frame mentioned above, looking out bikepedia http://www.bikepedia.com/quickbike/Bike ... ugNxnk4m8o all the attitude models from this year came with a an 80mm fork. Of course thinking it was designed around an 80mm fork I've been looking (really want an f80!) but...

Nice, just got one myself, is the marathon an 80 or 100mm fork?

Cheers guys Jaypee yours looks mice too! New brakes arrived yesterday, now waiting on new wheels...

Any body???

Road!

Any rides around Bristol/Mendips planned?

Re: Looks good that love the trails in the Mendips!

Use it every day on my way to work, including early in the morning. I think any inner city areas are potentially dangerous on expensive bikes etc and this one is no different! Though I use it almost every day with no issues.

A lot of other fixed races up there!

I know this is late but check out hamiltonwheelers.cc that will give you a lot of info.