COMPLETE: Bandwagon, Spooky Version 2.0, photos on page 4
- Thread starter LeeDevelopment
- Start date
LeeDevelopment
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
Slope... I got the shell of the Fox 36 dirt cheap and it simply worked out cheaper to do a re-powder and full custom internals compared to a new Mattoc. Made more sense to me.
LeeDevelopment
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
Slope... it's most definitely NOT a street bike. Haven't ridden it off road yet, hard to find decent offroad when you live in the middle of London.... buuuuuuuut that is about to change!
LeeDevelopment
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
LeeDevelopment
Old School Grand Master
- Feedback
- View
Re:
Mickey had a small batch of pre-production frames made, six of them I think, of which this is one. They never made it to production and soon afterwards Spooky changed hands to its current incarnation.
Mickey had a small batch of pre-production frames made, six of them I think, of which this is one. They never made it to production and soon afterwards Spooky changed hands to its current incarnation.
Re:
I like that a lot Lee, and it’s a shame it was one of the last hardcore hardtails to come out of spooky unless i’m mistaken.
Really miss Spooky mk2 and Mickey’s enthusiasm! It kinda made it. I think there was a hint at getting Frank back to do something so will be good to see if they can build something with a flavour of how they used to be. A bit more hardcore and less blingy road stuff would be sweet
I like that a lot Lee, and it’s a shame it was one of the last hardcore hardtails to come out of spooky unless i’m mistaken.
Really miss Spooky mk2 and Mickey’s enthusiasm! It kinda made it. I think there was a hint at getting Frank back to do something so will be good to see if they can build something with a flavour of how they used to be. A bit more hardcore and less blingy road stuff would be sweet
Similar threads
