Ashley Burton
Member
- Messages
- 5,123
- Location
- Northamptonhire
I might sell my bike whilst the market is peaking
I see this earlier on and thought it was pretty impressive for a bicycle.
I was riding home the other day and could hear two people talking in the field next to the house, as I past
the gate there were two Ritcheys leaned against it!
Just getting back on a bike after 6 year absence
Forgot how much I enjoyed it, but my wrist is still a bit weak, hoping it will improve with time.
And my **** hurts... when did saddles get so hard?
I remember those as a kid, have you got many other bikes @Shox Dr ?
I worked in Michaels cycles for my school work experience and was offered the job as a Saturday boy I loved it there
@Tangledfeet Both nice bikes those!
I would like to explore more of Scotland's riding terrain, The times I have been were great
Some lovely bikes on here! I've been a cyclist all my life and a mountain biker since moving (back) up to Scotand in 2002.
@pondy I had a Mk 2 Soul and suffered one of the very few breakages that Cy at Cotic encoutered; he replaced it with a BFe but it didn't have the same smooth, springy ride. Classed hardtails.
Proper mountain biking hurts too much these days so my riding is more genteel, from the door 'gravel' type rides. Bought a Specialized Sequoia four years ago and up until a few weeks ago was largely the only bike I've ridden. As in incentive to get myself out more this year I 'treated' myself to some 650b wheels for it and it has made it more capable on techie stuff and I can run even lower tyre pressures.
View attachment 233822
However, a month ago I fancied something different and 'treated' myself to a Trek Pro Caliber 6; think I bought the last one in my size for sale in the Milky Way. Never had a proper 'racey' hardtail before and I've been riding it loads...
View attachment 233823
how do you find the 12speed on the trek? I was only reading about it earlier