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I'm pretty sure that most Orange frames of that time had the crud catcher mounts. My P7 and my C16 both do. A nice looking bike, i really like what you've done there :D

Nice bike, i just picked myself up an Inbred and I think that both 456s and Inbred are really nice rides. Especially considering how cheap they are!

What size is the bigfoot frame?

wow, i've never even seen them before! Do they work just like thumbies, but with an extra knob on them??

On One also do rigid forks supplied with bikes, as do a number of others. But they do tend to be less common than they used to be. Probably do to the extra skill you need to ride fast with them, and the fact you'll be unlikely to ever be as fast as someone with a decent cross country full susser...

Anybody interested in a bit of painful fun?? I figure we could field a retro team if some of us are interested http://rockyriders.com.au/enduro-2011/

I'd report him, simple as that. Especially as he could now report you for non-payment! I can sympathise with him not getting what he wanted, but you gotta take the rough with the smooth on ebay. I recently sold a mint set of M730 hubbed wheels for peanuts, but then made the money i lost back...

I'd be up for a trip to Hobart

Nope not gone quiet! Was a good ride today, although we did learn two things! 1) the maps of the You Yangs on t'interweb are crap! 2) there is no shop, must take food next time! All in all tho i reckon its a great place to ride A couple of pics

:D :D Who is in then?

Work bike My work bike, a Kona Jake with panniers. Great for tootling along the beach before a short section of dirt track along the old tramlines gets me to work

I think Nakedgav was looking for some of these a while back, you could try PMing him

I've had a couple of sets of Hope C2 hydraulic disc brakes. You can replace the seals in them with no difficulty at all. It's no more difficult that doing them on car disc brake calipers. You remove the old ones and lubricate the new ones with brake fluid before inserting them to prevent them...

Haha, i would if i could, but for the cost of the airfare alone I could buy a number of bikes! Or even settle the credit card... And I am yet to find a combination similar to the Welsh valleys, deep mud and real ale of Llanwrtyd Wells here in Australia... How would I prepare for the ride...

This looks to be another amazing ride, hope it goes well for you guys. Wish I were going but its a bit of a distance since i moved from Derby :P

I am most definately up for that, assuming I can jump in the car with you again! ;) I'll buy cake!

I've done 16 years of karate and since emigrating have started doing doing thai boxing and MMA. I'd say do it, just make sure that you are enjoying it and having fun. Thats what its all about for me. Most of the guys I train with are great guys, and you figure out within a few weeks if they are...

Re: Right....... Do you have any idea what this forum is about?? And your statement that fully rigid isn't as good as front suspension, which isn't as good as suspension. It all depends on what you enjoy riding and what you like. I personally like riding fully rigid, but i do have front...

Gawd... another one of srands educational posts, full of random uses of CAPS! Do you research this stuff yourself? or are you just quoting other websites to us? Why do you bother??

That sounds good for me too, next saturday then!