1990 GT Zaskar - Finished 13/11
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scales :shock: don't do it- the death of many a man's dreams 
That is a really nice machine you have assembled, a great job mr branson and a great man shed too
How do you decide on which bike to take on a ride I would take forever trying to choose?
I have got a diff. bike for a different use-
Full Rigid offroad
SS offroad hard tail
Full bounce
SScommute and soon
SS offroad rigid.
In my head there is a very good reason to have each variant- or so I tell the wife
well done.
That is a really nice machine you have assembled, a great job mr branson and a great man shed too
How do you decide on which bike to take on a ride I would take forever trying to choose?
I have got a diff. bike for a different use-
Full Rigid offroad
SS offroad hard tail
Full bounce
SScommute and soon
SS offroad rigid.
In my head there is a very good reason to have each variant- or so I tell the wife
well done.
clockworkgazz":3bu4skaw said:That is a really nice machine you have assembled, a great job mr branson and a great man shed too
How do you decide on which bike to take on a ride I would take forever trying to choose?
Cheers Gaz
My current way of thinking it:
Dry and sunny = RTS
Dry = Zaskar LE
Smooth trails = Tempest
All weathers = Zaskar
All weather / all trails = Pro-Flex
Turbo = Pennine
But, TBH, the Zaskar is currently at the front of all the bikes......so that will get hammered most oftern at the moment!
cherrybomb
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Yet another of your bikes that I'd love to own. Well done pal, you've built another cracker.
jimihendrix
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Very nice , i'll be a pain in the a*se though as i have to say if it were mine i'd have a black seatpost on it to match the stem
Top job though
, i'll be a pain in the a*se though as i have to say if it were mine i'd have a black seatpost on it to match the stem Top job though
