Search results for query: *

For full on old school monster truckin' ideal for retro huck machine. And they are GOLD! Pair of halo SAS on spin dr hubs Bolt thru front - old school QR rear Tyres 1 set of HALO CONTRA 3" OR 1 Set of Halo choir boy Lite (or make me an offer for both) Heavy duty inner tubes with Slime...

Got a steal on a BOS fork. OMG its amazing But the bad news its a bit shorter than my already pretty short marzo So I need a stem and headset combo that is really low rise and suitable for AM/FR use I have a commencal mini dh so its just straight up 1 1/8

Bought this amazing Ellsworth ISIS here. Hands down the greatest trail bike I've ever ridden. The push shock is incredible. for woodland singletrack I don't think I've ridden faster. I've ot bottomed out the shock yet, very active no brake jack or kickback. running with a 1x10 it climbs like a...

Spotted this outside a local shop. Would kinda want it myself but Im just building the Ellsworth I got off here Looks like original setup apart from someone has swapped the racelite seatpost for a USE one (why always blue seatposts on cindercones?) Its absolutely yummy and in worthing...

Light wear only - £30 firm - Collection from Worthing. or £4 to be couriered to you. - Off Web - Halo CHOIR BOY 'LITE' 24 x 2.35" tyre. Some BSX Team riders loved the Choir Boy, but wanted to sacrifice some of the full-on DH carcass specification for a faster get-away out of the gate...

Looking for a 2/3 inch riser bar and short stem (azonic shorty and world force?)

Looking for something along the lines of Halo combat or SAS - Bolt thru front hub QR rear - If it has some 3" tyres too bonus, cassette, bonus! Message me here

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/cullys-beast- ... Sw9VZXOzeN A bit spicy for me price wise but damn I wanted these back in the day!!

Having a midlife crisis and Im looking for an affordable bike to thrash on the sussex hills - you'll be passing on your bike to someone who has been passionate about mountain bikes since he first fell off his dads neon pink giant escape in the 80s I prefer small frames with long travel...