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Harryburgundy · Sep 17, 2008

Gotta have me one of these oneday....
http://tinyurl.com/4z4u4l

dyna-ti · Sep 17, 2008

I just love the look of those tyres

neilll · Sep 18, 2008

One of those is right up behind a Merlin Mountain and an Original Woods Bike on my Hit List (once I've finished what I've got....)

Mrs Neilll doesn't know about any of these three extra 'family members' yet though :roll:

MAXTHEROTTI · Sep 18, 2008

how boss is that

i would love that in my garage
ace bit of kit

rob

neilll · Sep 18, 2008

VERY expensive to build sadly.....most parts are proprietary, for example:

rims: £130 (each)
cranks: £240
Forks: £90
Frame: £425
Tyres: £75 (each)
BB: £55

Then all the other bits :cry:

Iwasgoodonce · Sep 18, 2008

There's a motorbike somewhere missing its wheels. What's it for, riding across swamps?

kingroon · Sep 18, 2008

Check out them rims :shock: Hannebrink-ish thinking

neilll · Sep 18, 2008

Iwasgoodonce":2lwajydm said:
There's a motorbike somewhere missing its wheels. What's it for, riding across swamps?

Snow actually....and sand

Apart from being 'kin heavy they allegedly feel like a full susser with near to no air in the tyres (that's how you are supposed to have them)

http://www.surlybikes.com/pugsley.html

neilll · Sep 18, 2008

kingroon":wrmqwtfy said:
Check out them rims :shock: Hannebrink-ish thinking

http://www.surlybikes.com/parts/largemarge_pop.html

scant · Sep 18, 2008

yo grant had 1, which he then sold to jez. it was pretty heavy considering it was fully rigid. he rode it SSMM in the mud a few yrs back & sold it shortly after.. IE it was sh,te in the mud. extremely niche bike

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