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Hey pretty nice find Phill! Always amazed by your finds and then this one pushed you a bit with the seatpost issue. Well done for getting it out! Would you guys be able to share the of the differences between the zigzag and lighting?

So after exchanging some informative messages on Brodie decals with a kind member of this forum I went on and removed the art dept decal from the chainstay. Before: After: I also got another stem, the only Syncros I could find at 90mm: Thing is, I find the current one a tinny bit too long...

If I was only based in Italy bro! Done the Tuscany trail bikepacking event and have so many good memories from this beautiful region. Post some pictures here from the event please and good luck with the organisation!

In this issue of Bicycle Quarterly Jan Hein catches up with both Jacquie and Charlie. Both really good interviews and worth your time! The questions Jan poses to both of them really make for a good read. Hope you enjoy the technical aspects of it when it comes to braking, suspension and other CC...

PanoIgano submitted a new resource: The Bicycle Quarterly interview with Jacquie and Charlie Read more about this resource...

Here is a YouTube review of a Nomad set up as a bikepacking rig:

I think what sets thorns apart is their very long wheelbases. I mean they are almost as long as some Rivendells. This makes them very stable and better handling when loaded front and back. Also the fact that most Thorns are designed exclusively for the Rolhoff hub contributes to their special...

Adding to the above articles from @MattiThundrrr I also found of interest (for owners of TANGE Prestige tubing bikes at least) this one from PinkBike: https://m.pinkbike.com/news/now-that-was-a-bike-1990-mantis-valkyrie.html It explains the added value of Prestige tubing in that they were...

Thanks a lot Manu! I was browsing through your pictures at the German forum the other day and discovered some really nice archives from the early CC days. Hope to see more of this material in this forum too some day.

Pretty amazing frame. These don’t come often. GLWTS!

Beware of the man of one bike! sunt viri unius cursoriam

I seem to be able to contact sellers via the messaging option within LBC. It might have to do with the fact that I created an account when I was in France before they put all these new restrictions in place? Can’t tell for sure but it still works for me fine.

Thanks a lot @Woz ! I was always curious to know how the French approach on line buying and what you describe resonates a lot with my experience when using LBC. Basically, I live in Belgium and without a French mobile number the only way I managed to buy from LBC is to ask the seller if we can...

Amazing trails too! What area of Germany are these btw?

I think she was in Germany for Interbike. At least that's what I saw in the Radavist with her Breezer bike being the so special as always...

Pretty obvious but worth reminding. If there was no retro MTB collecting a huge part of the history of the sport would be lost or only be available through bad quality images on the web.

Riding these two back to back with a friend yesterday in the local trails gave me a real feel of their differences. And they are a lot.

Thanks a lot of this! So I have ended up with my 🐇 hole in the end 😃

Thanks a lot of this! So I have ended up with my 🐇 hole in the end.

I still own this build thread a list of all the parts used in this Sovereign. I would also like to ride report as it's quite different from the Yo Eddy. Hopefully, I will find the time for this soon!