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That sure is a yummy bike 
I didnt know they made a titanium, its good to know I can still learn stuff , bit like a history lesson I suppose.
Never had much of a big advetising thing for the UK Funk, very little in the MBUK-s so not really much help there for ya :?
I didnt know they made a titanium, its good to know I can still learn stuff , bit like a history lesson I suppose.
Never had much of a big advetising thing for the UK Funk, very little in the MBUK-s so not really much help there for ya :?
Funk is back but making some truly yummy titanium pivotless full sussies, I'm planning on selling a kidney to get hold of one:
http://www.funkcycles.com/
Oh, and road bikes and ti 29er hardtails too...
Ian
http://www.funkcycles.com/
Oh, and road bikes and ti 29er hardtails too...
Ian
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err... mud clearance...????!
Neil
err... mud clearance...????!
Neil
a quick search found this
http://forums.mtbr.com/search.php?searchid=5695921
http://forums.mtbr.com/search.php?searchid=5695921
Forget mud clearence there isnt even tire clearence.
The 29rs just look awfull with the rear and front triangles overlapping in a downward way. The oversized wheels seem to help emphasize the frames .....crushed look.
Is it just the Americans that are into the 29r thing? Dont see any here in the UK and my Canadian friends generally just laugh at the idea of choosing to ride a bike that is actually harder to climb up a hill than a normal MTB.
The 29rs just look awfull with the rear and front triangles overlapping in a downward way. The oversized wheels seem to help emphasize the frames .....crushed look.
Is it just the Americans that are into the 29r thing? Dont see any here in the UK and my Canadian friends generally just laugh at the idea of choosing to ride a bike that is actually harder to climb up a hill than a normal MTB.
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