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A few years ago I came along to the crackin' ride that is the Turkey Twizzler. Myself and some fellow Retrobikers here in Aus thought we'd wish everyone a Merry Christmas and show you a pick of our own Christmas retro ride; the Shrimp-Sizzler! It was, and still is, 37 degrees here in...

Very nice bike! but too much for my wallet at the moment, i'd be extremely interested in the frame and forks if you decide to split

Thanks guys, exactly what I needed!! :D

Thanks Anthony, so just to check. is that the same pressure in both of the top air chambers? cheers

Cool, any tips on setting them up?

Can anyone help me with how to setup some SIDs? I've never had any of these and am a bit puzzled by the number of air valves... There seems to be one on the top of the drive side fork leg and two on the non-drive side, one at either end. Can anyone tell me what each of these do? I presume the...

Sounds like an idea to me, but its been quite quiet on the Aussie side for a bit. Are people still watching this thread??

Nice, although I gotta say i'd have put P2s on there, but each to their own. And I suppose you get the better performance of a disc brake at the front, looks like a good rider!

Skinny and myself will be at Lysterfield this sunday if anyone fancies a ride. Prob starting around 10.30. Anybody up for it?

Got the in-laws around then so I'm out i'm afraid!

wow, its like a cross between Knightrider and a bike!

Good ride today, but enough to make me realise that I should of been a bit easier on the pies over christmas! cheers Arran and Skinny

Slight change of plan, Skinny and myself will be there shortly after 9 if your about Arran, maybe see you tomorrow

I dunno about the Boardman, but I rode a Croix de Fer a few years ago and really liked it. Would of bought it on the cycle to work, but problems came up in the job and it didn't seem worth it if i might not have a job there soon anymore! Either way, i suspect you'd have a cracking bike with...

How about a 10am start? oh, and I remember ages ago you saying you were interested in the steel framed Konas, like the Cindercone I have. I saw a steel framed Kona Kilauea for sale the other day, at the 'retro' bike place at Rose Street Market. Full of fixies and the like, but tucked in the...

Anybody interested in a Lysty trip this sunday?

I've always found them faultless, they'll even delier to Australia for next to nothing! Tip of the cap to the CRC boys! :lol:

whoops! yes the British way, not the European

I agree, the rear hose looks a tad short to me!

Brakes the wrong way round?? Its you Yanks that do them the wrong way round! :lol: In Europe it is common for the front brake to be on the right, rear brake on the left