WOW - This forum brings back some memories

[Minty Sauce]

.....Just lock up your wallet

I used to be quiet wealthy when I first arrived here

If you're into retro bikes, it's quite easy to make a small fortune.

Should that not be a fortune small?

 

[Raging_Bulls]

No, a small fortune.

Just start with a large one.

 

[dyna-ti]

Aye
It brings back memories of the day i actually had money in my account

 

[Mr Panda]

Maybe one day I will actually own my GT Avalanche (sp)

Matthew

Aye that's fine - just watch you don't start hankering after a Kona Hei Hei, Breezer Lightning, Yeti Arc or Raleigh Maverick. If you do your wallet will die and all hell will break loose on the WDS front

 

[cornholio's RC200]

Lets just say I thought my C-16 and my Pace were quite adequate before this place came into my life....

Someone close to me thought I had one too many bikes anyway. I won't comment on what they think now.

Suffice to say you will find your Avalanche here but you might also trip over a few additional items on the way!!

 

[petitpal]

I think the big problem is the relative cheapness of frames vs components. I keep looking at LTSs, RTSs, Konas, etc, and thinking - oh, fifty quid for a frame, that's not bad. Deep down I know that if I did it would be hundreds in rebuild and components.

Matt - buy an Avalanche. You'll find it far more affordable all this time later, and probably far more enjoyable.

 

[We_are_Stevo]

Maybe one day I will actually own my GT Avalance

Matthew

"Lead us not into temptation..."

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