a classic bike for everyday! marin pine mountain is finished
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Raleighracer
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That's one lovely bike!!
What size and compound are the tyres? I've got a minion dh front in 2.5 and high roller supertackys in 2.5 and 2.35 and a 60a one in 2.35. Hows the grip? Mud clearance? Speed on the drier trails?
Thanks!!!!
What size and compound are the tyres? I've got a minion dh front in 2.5 and high roller supertackys in 2.5 and 2.35 and a 60a one in 2.35. Hows the grip? Mud clearance? Speed on the drier trails?
Thanks!!!!
Nader
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on the above pics are panaracer smoke & dart in 2.1 and they have really good grip (but only the combination smoke/dart) ..maybe for my taste slightly too hard.Raleighracer":3injpf41 said:
To be honest, if you want to drive properly, you need tires newer generations like Maxis (see pictures on the second page).
some more pics of my Minimalist...
Raleighracer
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Yeah there the tyres I was referring to just wondered how they feel.
I generally imagine you need a more aggressive tyre on a rigid to keep up with somebody on suspension?
I generally imagine you need a more aggressive tyre on a rigid to keep up with somebody on suspension?
SIMONFREESE
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Top class build, very inspiring, and wonderful photographs. Thank you for sharing this 
Re: a classic bike for everyday! marin pine mountain is fini
Beautiful bike and pictures!
I have just purchased a 95' Pine Mountain frame but without seat post, so
if you can tell me what's the seat post diameter for your Pine Mountain? I can't find it on the internet.
Many thanks!
Beautiful bike and pictures!
I have just purchased a 95' Pine Mountain frame but without seat post, so
if you can tell me what's the seat post diameter for your Pine Mountain? I can't find it on the internet.
Many thanks!
Raleighracer
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Re: a classic bike for everyday! marin pine mountain is fini
That's very impressive!
What is the tubing on the frame?
That's very impressive!
What is the tubing on the frame?
