Early Muddyfox Lovers Anonynmous

sinnerman":38sypvh0 said:

Augustus":38sypvh0 said:

sinnerman":38sypvh0 said:

Great thread, I have been here for a while and dont remember seeing it...

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me too. :roll:

That said I've probably commented on about page 4.

I've got a couple of those disc wheels at a friend's house. (where he has a pretty much NOS 1988 Explorer and my knackered 1987 Courier under, among other things, a piano.) The discs are the original yellow with M U D D Y F O X written round it and the later yellow but white on the reverse side, huge paw print.

Ought to dig them out really.

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The discs are cool, and for me it was my first proper mountain bike, i shall have to make some time to dig them out and make a contribution.

Did i read you were in the midst of a story/editorial...? if so tell me more..?

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jessi cat":2drqsm8t said:

there are some very nice foxes in here. thought i'd add one of mine, muddyfox alu sport, resprayed and one picture with the neon wheel disc i've got

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jimwise68":2c868enb said:

Another one to add to the current collection.

At home with his stablemates

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dyna-ti":3etuxudm said:

What year was the courier comp released in lurid neon green? Would possibly had an LX groupo /rear mech

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jaypee":1svhqnr8 said:

jimwise68":1svhqnr8 said:

Another one to add to the current collection.

At home with his stablemates

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Good stuff Jim, didn't know it was joining a skulk (group of foxes, I just discovered). How's it running?

This is what I was really after when I bought the courier, now mine thanks to Mr Gumby! (cheers mate)

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