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Only brought the carbon bike up cos it was suggested some of us on here don't do modern, I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all that but to call stuff without seeing it is a bit off. I also have a steel singlespeed, old alloy Yeti, origional Kona Cinder Cone and used to race DH on...

You've never ridden with me have you :twisted: And I would think if those are yours views on old bikes you might be on the wrong site?

I appreciate modern bikes, I even own an 18lb carbon hardtail! I do hate heavy ugly bikes though, no matter how old! :-)

Dude, that Ragly is fugly! What's happened to truley beautiful bikes? Steel bikes used to look skinny and slinky now these long travel piles are just horrid and from the amount I pass downhill they're not that great either! I do like the look of the steel Pace frames though, if only they weren't...

Now sold

Bump :D

Unfortunately due to a change of circumstance I'm having to clear out alot of stuff,first up is this Yeti Ultimate in 17.5". I bought it a few months ago from Sidekick416,it has had a respray at some point but is in excellent condition. It comes complete with AccuTrax forks,Atac stem,Syncros...

Get youself to your local machine shop/tool hire shop and ask for an adjustable hand reamer,its an easy job!

I'm also a roadie,fec off :wink:

Easily repaired but I personally don't like Manitous :wink:

PM sent :D

Yep and its made of that same plastic stuff as the frame! Damn my dodgy wrists,the Yetis gonna kill em!

Its gonna be light but I still want to run a 4" travel fork :D Also building a 1995 Yeti ARC at the moment,when it comes back from the powdercoaters I'll post some pics,hopefully this will be around 20lbs,gonna run this one rigid 8)

The AX Lightness is uber cool 8) Trying for a sub 17lb build on a new Scott Scale RC so I'm going for the Speedneedle(its got an integrated seatmast like my Spark) The Ritchey looks fabulous by the way,hopefully will see it in the metal again later in the year :D

You NEED a Tune Speedneedle saddle 8)

Or use a 30tonne press like I do :wink:

A good ss rider doesn't loose out anywhere :twisted:

And most of you say you don't ride that often,I'm not suprised,your either at the chiropractors or casualty :wink:

Ok,all sorted there was a spelling mistake on your e-mail addy :oops: You should now have funds :D

I've never bothered with spacers,never seem to have had any trouble :?