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three rings or two i can ditch the granny ring, i need the 36 and the largest sprocket for my big hills. after that i generally ride on the 46 and about the third and fourth largest. i ride about 60-80 miles a week to work on old railway tracks, i am lucky that i only have a very short...

triples thanks i was going to buy a Surly chain tensioner, i have a 26,36,46 Middleburn set of rings. Most of my ride is fairly flat, but i do have one or two very steep hills to go up.

hi, can you run a single speed surly chain tensioner with three rings and front derailleur to give a three speed experience? any thoughts or laughs of derision? simon

trimble tremble whoops, just asking you know........ anyhow why is your profile pic showing a normal frame.............

purple hey, if you look at my bike you will find its a nice 1995 shade of purple. its also not ironic and is ridden daily.

link suppose this may be too obvious but they are still making them. http://www.trimblemtb.com/Main.html what do they ride like, i think they look shit......... bit like those magnesium one piece frames.

any more pictures of tewin water? does anyone ride in the local area?

can any one recommend sites that can give me info on how to true wheels? i want to use a proper jig , any recomendations. story behind this is; i brought a rear wheel from a certain internet store and despite having had it trued a couple of times i am sure it will go on the wonk again...

Well used and well looked after. The spring adjuster, top right is newish having being replaced regularly and works well. All elastomers have been replaced over time. A fair few external scratches etc, as they were used well in x country conditions. Stanchions are unmarked, no scratches...

SPEC SHEET Frame; Steel, Welded in Tawain; but Made in Canada... Stickers; Two Apple logo's, a plastic Tikki headbadge, and a NORBA one. Fork; Pace R31 Headset ; Hope, with Hope HeadDoctor Stem; Specialized generic, but do have a Manitou for Answer DH circa late 90's Handlebar: OnOne...

in Dingly Dell I am in digswell, theres a few riders out here, but generally i commute on it.

no bath till xmas will clean it next weekend, 80 more miles this week, then its big tyres, a new back wheel (hope disc plus braking rim for an eventual upgrade next year to full discs). will be able to ride it really off road, well bridlepath.

any thoughts? used solidly since 1995, been to NZ three times with it, ridden in all weathers. Currently being used to ride to work, mind you it always was. I never learned to drive......... Frame will be retiring in 2008, the parts will live on on another frame.

first pictures here its is in an early incarnation

hi i will do, if only to take some for insurance purposes! i may be wrong, but this bike is a working bike, not something that is a weekend bike, this week i will ride to work, setting off at at 6.30 am returning at 7pm ish. anyone else use a bike like this? not wanting to do the burning...

erm, its still riding and not a relic! i am also a bit amazed at its longevity s

hi, i need to take a picture of this, but a rocky mountain fusion 1995 we have done at least 10,000 miles. three sadles. its been to new zealand twice, via tokyo and bangkok. done alll teh big trails there three pairs of forks, rocky mountain, manitou suspension and now pace carbon forks...