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First sale is my NS Surge. It's a medium frame, 16". Cromoly. - 26" Halo freedom disk Wheels - Fox float RL fork (140mm travel, lock-out etc). - XT cranks, 36t narrow wide chainring - SLX 10 speed mech and cassette - SLX Front brake - Clarke rear brake (rear SLX can come with the...

Interested to read more on this. I eat fairly healthily, pretty fit, and in terms of size / weight I am a bean-pole. However, as per one of the comments above, I've never really sussed out why I will sometimes feel very weak early in a ride (even after a porridge-y, banana-y breakfast) whereas...

Cheap enough I guess :) https://www.facebook.com/share/15xoLDbqVj/

I'm really enjoying this bike. Giving it some beans down a field earlier, got a feel for the handling. It just feels really light, but planted and controlled in jumping. Always hard to convey in words, but I think it's great, probably the best handling frame I've had to be honest. Joe

Short, but punchy little ride locally. As always, well worth getting out.

Now being sold separately for £65 each - someone's a business tycoon!!

Nice day for a little picnic. Only about 2 miles all in, up a hill for a view, and down again. Saw my first swallow of the year.

I know, not very exotic. And not totally original (see bars / stem). BUT some nice DX bits. And probably quite good touring bikes nowadays. And effectively £25 each. https://www.facebook.com/share/14fxyy8YMt/

Very nice, and loads of stem options. Shorter, high-rise, swan neck etc etc. Just got to work out what you need and get searching. Look forward to progress!

There's currently an orange Bfe on FB marketplace for £300...........just saying!!! Edit. Here: https://www.facebook.com/share/18e3VexSfh/

Carry freedom? I fancy one of those to replace my bob yak.

Just a short local route post work. Trails are so dry and fast, and the perfect temperature for riding. Make the most everyone, before the rain comes!! ^^^ think it's a suzuki ignis for anyone wondering! Joe

First ride of this today. Feels great. Just some minor adjustments to the controls (rotate to suit my grip) and a little tweak of the back brake required. Only a short 6 mile local route after work . Joe

He's really cracked on with that project.

I run an "original" mudhugger on one of my mtb's, but I fear it's disk only. Quite like that Ass-saver Win Wing, might look into one of those.

I'd be sticking with the condor for sure, especially if it's essentially a like-for-like in terms of a-c length. I ran some triple butted P2's on a Lava Dome, and they were very comfy indeed. But I can't see the Condor forks being any less flex-y or compliant.

^^^^^ feel your pain. I'm getting a friends mtb roadworthy at the moment. What was meant to be a couple of days has turned to weeks as it fights me at every turn. I've bought 2 incorrect headsets for it before finding the right one, and buying brake pads before realising that the brake is...

The front flap is a good shout. I made one out of a detergent bottle on my old commuter, and it significantly diminished the style of what wasn't a bad looking bike.

Post-work ride, really nice to get out, even in the dark. Very windy up on the tops tonight. Down at River level On the way up, a nice 'holloway' At the top - The Pack Horse in Affetside, overlooking, well, everywhere (Manchester, Winter Hill, Ramsbottom etc) Then a short tumble back...