My Fuquay

Crell · Oct 3, 2008

Excellent stuff. I'm looking forward to seeing it at the wobble. I'll never be able to ride it though. I'd need a pilots' licence with the size of the thing.

GoldenEraMTB · Oct 3, 2008

That's a truck of a bicycle...the head tube looks about as long as the fork :shock:

love the simple style though

stu · Oct 3, 2008

Lovely bike, great colour too!

Stu

jango · Oct 3, 2008

WOW, that's got to be the first bike of your's that doesn't need a whole heap of stem spacers :shock:

I like it though.....one day I will have a Fuquay

orange71 · Oct 3, 2008

it's it's a bit too much really, interested to see what it feels like so elevated!

nayfinesse · Oct 4, 2008

fuquay

Nice to see another Fuquay. As a matter of interest did you find the spacing on the rear brakes wide for setting up standard V brakes?. Enjoy the ride.

orange71 · Oct 4, 2008

no problem at all - which was odd to me as normally I seem to have problems setting up V's as for some reason there never seems to be the right tension despite fiddling with spacers, spring tension, grub screws etc

P20 · Oct 4, 2008

Nice. You'll definetly be limited in terms of forks though

Is that a Dart 2.2?

orange71 · Oct 4, 2008

well I have those plus a set of RC30's - I think they'll be all I need

Yes, Dart 2.2

Never found better.

P20 · Oct 4, 2008

orange71":2bivmevh said:
Yes, Dart 2.2 Never found better.

I'm jealous. :twisted: I loved my 2.2 until the sidewall went. Still haven't thrown it out :roll:

My Fuquay

Crell

Senior Retro Guru

GoldenEraMTB

Old School Grand Master

stu

jango

Senior Retro Guru

orange71

nayfinesse

orange71

P20

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