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Did my first real "mountainbike" ride on a Scott Sawtooth. It was a purple/pink colour though, had rapidfire shifters, felt very liable to break...which they did. A hire bike in Austria. 1987 I think???

So explain what was in the box with my RC36`s then please? :shock:

Weather report please, mud tyres or slicks? Discs or rubber and wires for brakes?

Just a couple of things I`d like to add: 1)"its the taking part that counts" the words of the first placed loser I fear. 2)"the chance to win life changing amount of money" but to follow with tradition, we have so far always given the money to the charity box to upset people have LOST(not...

The hope that fits the 48mm spaced Z1s please....Do you do papal?

I was up the carriage drive yesterday, iceless, relatively puddle free, bit gloopy in the mud, but good to be biking. 8)

RC36 EVO ? I recall that the steerer tube was seperate in the box when I got mine...held into crown by a couple of allen bolts. Made cutting it to length much easier :D

You may be interested to hear, I have just spent 45 minutes looking at pictures of old Yamahas....... always wanted the 350 myself

Sorry fresh out of crack,only heroin Well FFS he left THAT wide open didn`t he!

Atherton`s started on Muddytenses, then moved to Giant and are now Commencal. The UFO dates back to just before Animal-Orange team days I think..... UFO came before Mr O and Patriot.

The casting year of the leg is usually on the "inside" of the lower. The model year will either be THAT year or the following one. If you go to the Marzocchi website they do have a "history section" so using the date on the leg, look through the relevant year(s)

Should you not have posted this thread on numptytrackworld! There`s people wanting to show off pictures of no ones all the time over there. How about keeping it over there!! mutter mutter mutter

Brakes please.. not posted either! I dont dib, I`ll HAVE them thank you! :)

Re: 1995 StumpJumper FSR frame So what size is it?

They are gopping, and common as... On the other hand, a Dialled however... :wink:

My brother, he had an M800. Talked about riding some stuff local to us which I knew of from riding three speed as a younger lad. I was allowed to take the M800 out unaccompanied and ragged it where he had admitted to having problems. I bought a Hardrock a month later and discovered how much more...

Can you promise 1) No snow 2) Sunshine like in the top pictures? :wink:

Might be up for a Morpeth run on Thursday. Doctors on trawl :) wiper repair pending.....

Yesterday`s Rothbury conditions: Anywhere that has pedestrian traffic is now packed ice, great long expanses of the stuff. There are little or no big melt patches, climbs are still snow/ice. Its bloody awful :(

The Chameleon was meant as a jumpy playbike so surely a rigid fork isnt an option if you want to get the most from it. A 5" singlecrown fork would be suitable I`d have thought. What age Santa Cruz anyway?