Show us your mtb/road bikes!

[triple7]

I know there are some bikers kicking around on here so lets look at bikes instead of cars for a bit post some pics...

My singlespeed

My Orange 5 Pro

[devonutopia]

My bike needs some serious renovation but I refuse to get rid of it. A bit of old skool full sus.

I have no actual pics of mine, but this is the beast. proflex 957. Although mine differs in that it has red SPDs with big cages around them, Pace RC37 forks, mavic ceramic rims, and downhill handlebar setup.

[triple7]

WOW devonutopia! I can see why you wouldnt want to part with it! Is that a bottle cage on the back of the seat tube? I aint seen that before! What year is the bike?

[Irf]

My bike, been used less than a handful of times on that frame/fork setup. Components been on other bikes before though. Badly needs servicing and new bearings on the wheels.

[red-devil]

I love my bike and will never part with it no pics yet but will post soon as i have taken some.

But it is an old(about 7 years) kinesis(coyote) DH bike with jr T forks hope front disc and hub and magura brake on the back XT gearing but with a DMR speedguide dh chain device and DMR V12 pedals

cant help but love it and will never part from even though never been on it for months

[spyke85]

Mine as new at Christmas

And taken this Sunday up Rivington

And my old knockabout bike being used my friend at the moment

[Jon TDI]

Here's my S-Works Stumpjumper that I built up last year after very muddy ride last weekend:-

[devonutopia]

My bikes about 11 years old now - I believe it is a 97.

That seat tube thing is just for that bike - I nabbed the thing off google images. Mine has a cage on the downtube though.

[vrswhite]

nowt special but i really like it 3.5 xtc

[woodenspatulas]

ive got a old hard tail myself. it dosnt even have front suspension! but its light, had a nice small front crank and does me. might upgrade the forks to suspension one day. for now my spare time is being devoted to fixing this one up for my missus.

its nothing too special, but again its lightweight and full suspension. it needs a new crank, bearings, pedals and a seat and post!

but then it cost a quid!

its been a while but does anyone know if the bearings and cranks are fairly universal?

[pixi]

Mine as new at Christmas

What was in the O'neill bag?

[4x4t]

Havent got a picture but its a Norco six with full sram X0 and rockshox lyric 2-step airs hopes all round, carbon bars and Industry nine wheels(not available in the uk,so i imported ,have a look on the internet they are ), e13 chain device and xt cranks.

[jason]

my old giant

my new ORANGE 5 s

[*tim*]

Here's my S-Works Stumpjumper that I built up last year after very muddy ride last weekend

Good to see that someone else uses their bike

No piccys of mine

[pinkskud]

will get a pic tomorrow. but i'm on a santa cruz bullit with boxxes at the mow, cuv some tw@ stole my rocky mountain.

note. no roadys yer! come on you licera louts

[spyke85]

What was in the O'neill bag?

A new coat lol

[m17rkj]

Here's my babies, Azonic DS1 with '96 (retro!) Rockshox Judy DH with Iddon Z springs, middleburn cranks, Worldforce bars and Xlite fly stem and Azonic rims. Its getting on a bit now but still a peach to ride.

Second picture shows my stripped '96 GT LTS DH "boomerang" which was built with Marzocchi Bombers and Mavic rims, had some decent results on that one! Its going into the bike shop soon to have some sealed bearings applied and some new forks attached. the red frame is the first bike i bought way back in '94, a KHS montana comp cromoly. Did a few XC races on that one before i got the DH bug but its soon to be revived as a slick shod road bike.

Mark

[yashicamat]

Mine isn't anything special, although I work it pretty hard if I go out on it in the Peak District. Last Claud Butler lasted me 10 years despite a lot of use before it became uneconomical to repair. I've not got an actual pic so here's a cribbed one:

[fabmark]

First one:

On-one 29er with drop bars, good for long off road/on road blasts:

On-one 456 now with pikes, great bike for giving it loads on:

On-one il pompino, fixed wheel bike for commuting (about 12 each way):

You might not guess it but I like on-ones, dirt cheap to buy so you don't mind giving them loads of abuse but they are also built tough enough to take it and because they are steel framed they ride a lot less harsh than aluminium framed bikes.

Kona sutra adventure tourer, heavy as fook but tough, seen here at the end of the Trans-Pennine trail:

Perhaps we should have a Brisky group ride, I'm quite often over Cannock Chase and that'd be pretty central for most of us?

[john_grant358]

Mines got a bell and everything!

[elegance1.8T]

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This be mine for the next few weeks as got a Yeti ASR slc coming my way, soon to be 25lbs of climbing heaven!

[kit]

fabmark..... was looking at getting an one one scandal but got a rock lobster instead.....as i had managed to get ride on one first but couldnt with the scandal and have learnt my lesson about buying before i try!!! are they as good as peeps say?

k:)

[monkeychild]

My Kona

My Hookooekooekooekooekooetc etc :P

[The Ors]

My Bianchi. Bought through a Ride2Work scheme last year. Just finished paying for it.

[poobah]

New TT bike

Currently still 'running it in' but it should be swift enough for next season.

Got a couple of fixed wheel commuter bikes, a Time VXR, Santa Cruz Super 8 and a Santa Cruz Chameleon aswell..........

Too many bikes, or so the wife tells me!

Cheers for the 'heads up' Wardy