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Harz, near Wernigerode/Ilsenburg and Jena.

I've ridden this bike quite a lot since April. And recently I felt obliged to perform a quick service of the fork and shock. Also the drive-side BB was shot. The whole bike felt wooden and unresponsive right before taking apart the shock elements and creaked pretty severely. Now it's silky...

Non-suspension-corrected rigid forked 29ers are a thing of beauty! Love it.

Got up early today. Saw three deer, two wild boar, one hare, a multitude of slugs and caught three ticks.

I've been curious how much the Catalyst weighs. It's 10.9kg or about 24lbs

I think this might be a toad as well. It wasn‘t as patient though.

I like singlespeeding a lot. So I've built a couple over the years. ^That might be an understatement^ I'll post in no particular order. 1989 Rockhopper, sold to a friend unknown frame, developed a crack in the down tube, IIRC 91 MB-3 - stage 1 91 MB-3 - stage 5, developed a crack near...

The bike's a bit too new, but I like the picture a lot.

Found some old stuff

Maybe put a thin washer between the frame and the derailleur?

Lovely day out in the Harz on saturday.

Indeed. There's a Catalyst hiding in the first one as well.

I recently changed a few things, notably the chainring. It's a 32t one now and greatly improves the perfomance of the rear end. While making for good efficiency on smooth climbs the 34t chainring made the back end feel somewhat wooden when pedaling on rough terrain. Suspension is now more...

I do. I got a great deal on it, though.

Was really nice. Almost 2.5h, including trail maintenance. No Catalyst, though. I rode my Stanton Switchback.

Stunning, but might this actually be a suspension-corrected frame? BB looks low and ST fairly steep!?

Start of the night ride yesterday.