B.o.T.M. November 2007 - Yeti Special

Yeti FRO white trim

What about FRO Serial# 436?

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:shock: I dunno about anyone else but I'm voting for him ^^^ before I get my brain handed to me for dinner.
 
zingel":1k9fp7vv said:
no fantasy? ...that's a Fraggle!
OOIIIEEEEE LEAVE THE FRAGGLE JOKES ALONE or il nick your raddish's im not kidding im going to pick on the dossers now. some people never think before they speak :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
 
Another Ultimate

My plain Jane Ultimate from the North Downs ride - now it has root beer coloured Grafton cranks, and a pair of Mavic ceramics on Dakar hubs (with gold nipples - these were the first wheels I ever built up!), running gumwall Smokes (2.1 front and 1.9 rear) - my homage to the halcyon NEMBA racing weekends of the early '90s.

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Lawwill DH-4

Ohhh go on then, as we're dong ei's and people will look back at these pages in the future. . .. Have a pic Of Mert Lawwill's actual DH4. This is number one, and the bike that was in the 1997 catalogue, although it was made in 1996, and was on the Yti Ringlé sand at the Anaheim show that year. Mert actually ntended the DH4 to be cross-countryable, and hence it got the cable stops for the F/mech (unlike the DH6). Indeed, 4" is small travel by todays standards. Geoff ringlé made Mert a one off layback Moby so that the riding position was a bit more XC race, than DH upright. The extra inch on the top-tube length is worth it. Thereare some loely machines ths month. I'm not expecting to win, that Darn M950 XTR stuff is just too new fangled. I just thought it'd be a nice one to add to the mix.
cheers, ;)
 

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