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Great bike, I've got one set up as single speed, otherwise I'd buy this one!

"The Turner RFX, first introduced in 1999, began life as one of the first purpose-built ‘free ride’ bikes renowned for excellent descending manners and efficient pedaling in a world where few bikes could do both. Subsequent models set new standards for longevity under the harshest conditions...

SOLD, many thanks

According to my tape measure, the Seat-tube is 14.5" C-to-C, 17.5" C-to-top. Top tube length C-to-C (actual top tube) is 22.5" Effective horizontal top tube is 23.25" C-to-C Looking on the Cotic website (if you search for Cotic Soda, it takes you to info page, even though the model is...

Yes, the chainstays developed a hairline crack about 5 years ago. Professionally welded, nice neat job. No problems since. I'll get the tape measure out and let you know the dimensions when I get a chance.

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Yes. Comic started in 2003, I'm guessing this bike is something like 2005. I know it's not strictly in keeping with the retrobike definition, but I thought it was unusual enough that someone might be interested.

COTIC, not Comic. Don't you love auto-correct

A rare opportunity to get your hands on the original prototype Cotic Soda (the titanium version of the legendary Soul). This particular bike was a pre-production prototype, but the production model was largely unchanged, and met with rave reviews from the press. Frame weight around three pounds...

Sadly the time has come to part with my much-loved Turner RFX. It's a true four-bar (Horst Link) before Mr Turner was forced to go faux-bar and then dw-link. This is one super-active bike, with a fox piggy-back coil shock delivering 125mm (I think) of travel. It was their first free-ride bike...