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......... Mockit?........That's effin' boggin! :wink:

You can't put a price on happyness. :lol: ..... I'd buy it if I hadn't just had me gas bill. :evil: :evil: A 95 ink blue Zaskar frame and forks sold recently on ebay UK for £240 and that wasn't half as nice as gm's.

Good boy, I like your style. 8) 8) MountainCycles are addictive aint they? San Francisco is only a flight away.... A nice wee holiday with something extra in your luggage on the way home sounds like the plan here. Thats how I got my RTS-2. Go on...... :twisted:

Whoa, that's some fine collection dood. Good work. 8) Right ohh, two things; 1. Can I ask.......... are you married? :? 2. You've made me feel alot better, I used to think that I had an addiction problem. :shock: :wink:

...........Don't start him off again. :? :wink:

Looking good dood. The tyres look just right for it. I wouldn't go tooo mad on the red though. Also I like the yellow step ladder, is that for project bumble bee? :wink:

Has anyone contacted Mr Bollx to question the bikes originality? :oops:

Poor kid thought he had a Zaskar when really his tight owd boy had just bought a set of these for his bycycle :roll: :wink: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/gt-zaskar-mountai ... 35a3c95d8d

Have not tried them off road yet, am guessing that I'd end up on me ass! :oops: :shock:

Cool. :wink: I must admit that I did fire up the compressor and squirt in 90psi. :twisted: :twisted:

Just slid on a pair of 26x1.50 Tioga City Slickers to the Avalanche. Have never ridden on semi slicks before, always had Tioga Pyscho nobblies. Well, I took it out for a ride on the road and the thing just kept going and going. I can't believe how little rolling resistance there is on these...

Cheers dood. :wink:

Have been asked a question about the forks by a bidder. What is the travel of these forks? I'm not certain, does anyone know?

...."from the eighties"..... That'll be an early one then! :wink: Does look clean, but big. :shock:

Selling me owd forks...... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Manitou-4-suspens ... 335a9090fa

I've been looking at that photo................ :? I think they are maybe only 20" rims. :shock: Is there a clever way to calculate the rim size just by looking at the image? :? p.s. The distance from the swingarm pivot to the rear wheel spindle is 19".

Sounds daft I know, but I've seen a Sandy with a long rear shock and then a 24 inch rear wheel to lower the bike. :shock:

Maybe check the spring rate when you get it, (if it's a spring version). My RX came with a 600lb spring. The std Aftershock had a 900lb spring. When I tried the RX it was waaay too soft. :? So I had to swap the springs over and use the Aftershock spring on the RX. :) She's got a nice...

Thanx dood, nah didn't find a service guide for the Aftershock. I just turned up the spring preload 'till it felt right. It always worked okay but I always got the feeling that it was a bit of a budget item. :cry: The Fox is definately an improvement. :lol: ... Which one have you gone for?

Have just replaced the Aftershock on my Sandy for a Fox RX. The Aftershock had lost all it's damping and the bike was feeling like a rocking horse to ride. :oops: The RX is a lot better. The damping can be turned right up to get a nice controlled ride. A big improvement over the old...