Retro noise

[Serge bike junky]

"Prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" of your Grifter plastic mudguard bent onto your wheel to make a motorbike sound until you had a semi circle gouged out of end of said mudguard - then replace with card for fresh sound!!

obvious i know but still like that noise. :roll:

Prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :!:

 

[beepbeep]

"Prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :!: "

Sweet!! Those were the days......

I've just gotta wait til I've finished that box of Coco Pops!! (surely another retro sound!)

 

[Serge bike junky]

the glorious sound of a proper old school 2" plus knobbly humming down the road gathering speed!!

modern tyres just don't hum like they used to - or maybe i just don't go as fast as i used to!?! :cry:

 

[Frank West]

the glorious sound of a proper old school 2" plus knobbly humming down the road gathering speed!!

modern tyres just don't hum like they used to - or maybe i just don't go as fast as i used to!?! :cry:

It's the threads. My buddy's got an old Rockhopper on its original Ground Control front tire (scary, I know) and it's got big old rectangular blocks running perpendicular to the direction of travel. Makes a Nobby Nic look and sound like a semi-slick.

 

[paddy01]

The pinging of spokes from the rear of my old Klein cross country when ridden again recently after 10 years off and 4 stone on.

 

[orange71]

click on the video with the cassette in the image...

http://createdigitalmusic.com/2006/11/2 ... cle-parts/

 

[beepbeep]

Nice! I wonder if they could do "Do They Know It's Christmas"?

 

[Pickle]

 

[longun]

above.........nuff said

 

[cce]

reckon i could get spokey-dokeys on my crossmax?