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not much I know but I think I have 2 purple bottle holder bolts I will dig out for you
MacRetro chat and rides thread
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kaiser":3gbn7ud1 said:big.eck":3gbn7ud1 said:acht welli'm selling the green ano bits and going full-on purple
whatyouwant? I have a stash of the good stuff
also just saw your post in the frame thread, and yes I would
have some stuff for the frame too. Tell me what sizes you need.
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
Been at Glentress today and rode yet another bit of secret singletrack, really good
You go down the first red descent past the free ride park but when you reach the first left hand hairpin you go straight ahead on some narrow rooty singletrack. Eventually dumps you on the road near the end of the red descent with three exits of hard to relatively easy to choose from.
My new fat Gnarly tyres are fab, you can bank further and survive impacts better. I recommend ZZ that you go for an agressive tread for Drumlanrig its well muddy and rooty, fantastic though you lucky beggars
You go down the first red descent past the free ride park but when you reach the first left hand hairpin you go straight ahead on some narrow rooty singletrack. Eventually dumps you on the road near the end of the red descent with three exits of hard to relatively easy to choose from.
My new fat Gnarly tyres are fab, you can bank further and survive impacts better. I recommend ZZ that you go for an agressive tread for Drumlanrig its well muddy and rooty, fantastic though you lucky beggars
velomaniac":3dw8ibyo said:Been at Glentress today and rode yet another bit of secret singletrack, really good
You go down the first red descent past the free ride park but when you reach the first left hand hairpin you go straight ahead on some narrow rooty singletrack. Eventually dumps you on the road near the end of the red descent with three exits of hard to relatively easy to choose from.
My new fat Gnarly tyres are fab, you can bank further and survive impacts better. I recommend ZZ that you go for an agressive tread for Drumlanrig its well muddy and rooty, fantastic though you lucky beggars
sounds like you had a good day
wish i could of been there but i had to work 
big.eck":36m7a7ml said:acht well
Strange this - I'm not an anno freak in any way, but having just acquired a load of purple anno bolts, skewers n'stuff, plus already being the proud owner of a Hope Ti front with ultralight mavic rim on the C16R - I find myself in the odd position of "urgently needing" a Hope purple anno rear hub
Preferably Ti Bloomin' Retrobikes :evil:
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
Look on the positive side Eck, your not a Monday to Friday 9-5 guy. I don't get to ride midweek so when the weekend comes Glentress is well crowded :roll:
big.eck":4i3guqk4 said:just the frame dimentions , what you got purple then
Will do, at work just now so it'll the morra, I have purple skewers/seatbolts/hubs/bars/brakebooster/straddle rods/headset.
I'm going to take a photie anyway so you can have a perusal. It all started with a pair of straddle rods and got out of control. I was going to put together a 3DV build at some point in the future.
velomaniac":2t1ojckj said:Been at Glentress today and rode yet another bit of secret singletrack, really good
You go down the first red descent past the free ride park but when you reach the first left hand hairpin you go straight ahead on some narrow rooty singletrack. Eventually dumps you on the road near the end of the red descent with three exits of hard to relatively easy to choose from.
My new fat Gnarly tyres are fab, you can bank further and survive impacts better. I recommend ZZ that you go for an agressive tread for Drumlanrig its well muddy and rooty, fantastic though you lucky beggars
Jammy bugger :twisted:
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