What bike would you get if you had 4000 quid to drop???
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I'm starting a new thread tomorrow entitled "£20,000 - what bike?" 
But since you asked.... I'd quite like to try out an early Klein Attitude in Dolomite, but I guess I'd still have plenty of change even after buying that.
I find half the enjoyment of retro-mtb's is tracking down the bike you want, at the price you can afford, and building it up how you want it. Spunking a load of cash on a pristine bike seems a bit boring to me, where's the fun in that?
Now that is a proper bike I have a picture of Mr Sheene on one of those on my wall
But since you asked.... I'd quite like to try out an early Klein Attitude in Dolomite, but I guess I'd still have plenty of change even after buying that.
I find half the enjoyment of retro-mtb's is tracking down the bike you want, at the price you can afford, and building it up how you want it. Spunking a load of cash on a pristine bike seems a bit boring to me, where's the fun in that?
mikee":2m0ul0n0 said:
Now that is a proper bike
I have a picture of Mr Sheene on one of those on my wall 
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jimo746":2ugfhscn said:mikee":2ugfhscn said:
Now that is a proper bike
I actually sat on one of his race bikes when I was at college; that and Ted Simons Triumph...
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I would be PMing sinnermann....
I'd put the money towards one of these, if I could find one (the bike, obviously)
Herbert Schek ISDT BMW, as seen (and heard) on the Isle of Man in the 1971 and '75 ISDT's. Annoyingly, I actually had the opportunity to buy one about 25 years ago but stupidly turned it down. I could have done it justice then, too.
Herbert Schek ISDT BMW, as seen (and heard) on the Isle of Man in the 1971 and '75 ISDT's.
Annoyingly, I actually had the opportunity to buy one about 25 years ago but stupidly turned it down. I could have done it justice then, too.- Feedback
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400 bikes from the tip...
