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Bigfoot smokestone
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Elmo
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Smokestone...
Hi all,I,think the "foot" in Bigfoot was Graham Foot who owned the shop in Gloucester.In the mid/late nineties production moved to the...
Glennys Industrial Estate.
Latimer Road,
Eastbourne,
East Sussex.
I, seem to remember that a chap from Eastbourne called Mick Sefton had developed a rear suspenion system that bolted to the frame to replace the rear drop out plates.
A friend of mine had a Smokestone with the rear suspension conversion and it used to be fairly reliable despite all the pivots envolved and used the bike regularly until the elastomers split.
I also remember that Ian Piley was the welder at the Eastbourne works which shut in about 1998 ish.
Hi all,I,think the "foot" in Bigfoot was Graham Foot who owned the shop in Gloucester.In the mid/late nineties production moved to the...
Glennys Industrial Estate.
Latimer Road,
Eastbourne,
East Sussex.
I, seem to remember that a chap from Eastbourne called Mick Sefton had developed a rear suspenion system that bolted to the frame to replace the rear drop out plates.
A friend of mine had a Smokestone with the rear suspension conversion and it used to be fairly reliable despite all the pivots envolved and used the bike regularly until the elastomers split.
I also remember that Ian Piley was the welder at the Eastbourne works which shut in about 1998 ish.
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You mean this one :?: , think I kinda like this a lot 
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Another manufacturer came up with one called the softail old review from Mtn biker 1994.
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Another manufacturer came up with one called the softail old review from Mtn biker 1994.
biggerfeet
Retro Newbie
well well
just seen the pictures and lots of memories come flooding back, lots of Malvern Classic events with our Bigfoot Marquee.
I've still got a few frames, my wife still rides her's, it's done thousand of miles, I've a gold anodised 19" frame in my garage gathering dust. here's a pic of it in all it's glory.
just seen the pictures and lots of memories come flooding back, lots of Malvern Classic events with our Bigfoot Marquee.
I've still got a few frames, my wife still rides her's, it's done thousand of miles, I've a gold anodised 19" frame in my garage gathering dust. here's a pic of it in all it's glory.
