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For the fans of mx swingarms and top notch alu fabrication.

The MX style swingarm looks mean. Its a regular push shock, the swingarm 'pulls' up the linkage onto the shock. Easy (!).

From UK, the rad looking Stakes frame.

My frame from March 2001. Anthony Revell had just begun his frame co. here in UK and agreed to build me a custom 24"rear, 26" front. My version of the Brooklyn Park bike. I then had the brassneck to tell him that his current headtube design was'nt strong enough, so can he build stronger...

Amazing looking bikes. Those linkages...

From Germany, the Cyclecraft DH and a great bike from 1982, the Fireroad Descender.

From Tyneside, a dh frame using a rare URT design.

From Dirt magazine late 90s. Two tests of this downhill frame but still with a xc height seattube.

I think the best cover of the three issues. A Storm DH bike test. URT with linkage and a Raleigh feature.

Update. Here's a little known UK DJ frame.Remember Dirty Habit clothing? They also built frames (from Taiwan) using the Static label.

Hi. A new fella here who regrets binning my Mountain Bike International's. The mag had some cool readers bikes from 98 to 99, so any mag collectors/hoarders, is possible to post some pics of these bikes? I remember the Collela XC and yellow San Andreas, home built aluminium bikes, a Fat...

2nd issue of Grip. Mountain Cycle, Rocket tested and a cool looking Stratos fork feature.

My first post so just want to show some pages from this short lived mag. Unique cut n paste style, amazing pics and layout from Paul Bliss and Jerry Dyer. Some rad bikes from 98 too, Cortina, Heavy Tools and loads of slalom hardtails. Only three issues ever printed before folding.