Ragley TI Build (caution some viewers may find offensive)

[Dr S]

 

[brocklanders023]

Like the look of the Ti, nice build too.

Anyone wanting a Ragley should snap up the last of the 2010 ones 'cos seen the 2011 models and they're gopping. :shock:

 

[giant-one]

Like the look of the Ti, nice build too.

Anyone wanting a Ragley should snap up the last of the 2010 ones 'cos seen the 2011 models and they're gopping. :shock:

What's gopping???

A sneek peek of the 2011 blue pig.

 

[brocklanders023]

Gopping = Not very nice, ugly, boggin', etc.

What's going on with that rear triangle?

 

[suburbanreuben]

, i rekon that will ride even better than my Bluepig,

:shock: Praise indeed!
Ti bike rides better than Fat Pig :?: :shock:

 

[graham1975]

Oooh look, It's the return of Graham the Troll and he's brought his brother Woody with him this time.

Rumbled

Nice bike btw.

DR S,,, whos brother woody??? why dont you go away and stick to the pre 1998 forum.. you idiot............. 25th September....... EEMMMMM

 

[graham1975]

the bluepig got WINNER for the best hardhitting steel hardtail money can buy

Although it came third in the test overall

The cotic and pig got joint 2nd with 4 out of 5 but the pig WON the hard hitting bike award

 

[mikee]

radge man just radge

 

[graham1975]

I must admit the new pig is damn ugly with that strange rear end, it may reduce weight and stiffen up the back une but it looks horid, also i dont think the backend needs stiffning up any more :shock:

 

[CalaisWoodBurner]

Thanks for the comments, even yours Dr. S (who I reckon secretly lives in Redditch and is bitterly envious of those who live in Calderdale, home of the best natural tech singletrack in the UK) ha ha

Ragleys are great, but only when you eventualy get them geared up to suit you, i.e stem height, bar length / rise...right down to saddle angle and position, which takes some time...and money, but when they work, they work.

I have just fitted my new 70mm stem and 760mm long bars, the ride is extraordinary and simply ploughs through anything with great control and balance. I have added a picture of the TI and its obese ugly brotherin its spiritual home (if you look closely I have put an isolating washer between the bikes to prevent it being covered with rust juice and the onset of bi-metal corrosion!)

Kev