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just the coyote ht5 for me as i sold everything to pay for a full dt proline/park tools work shop for my self so far its a good investment 
How many unbuilt projects do you have?
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S-Works FSR and Stumpy FSR, in various stages of not being built!
11 maybe 12 in various unbuilt states. 4 of 5 just need to be put together, the rest are nearing the completion of collecting suitable parts.
Noting that some suggext that frames are the easy part to obtain, for one build thats the only thing missing but thats another story....
Noting that some suggext that frames are the easy part to obtain, for one build thats the only thing missing but thats another story....
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I've got the Scott Team Pro and the DBR Dual Response. The Scott is all together and rideable but needs a damn good fettling and clean. The thing is, should I leave it with its patina of hard but loving usage or strip it down, respray, new components (NOS that is) etc.
The Dual Response is currently a frame but I have almost enough bits to put it together. Probably need a pair of riser bars and maybe a decent rear mech to make it good.
The problem is that if I build them all up I won't have enough room in the shed for them and the other 5 bikes.
Oh, almost forgot my 'cross frame which I could also put together. That's a very retro Paul Milnes.
One of these days I'll get round to riding some of them.
The Dual Response is currently a frame but I have almost enough bits to put it together. Probably need a pair of riser bars and maybe a decent rear mech to make it good.
The problem is that if I build them all up I won't have enough room in the shed for them and the other 5 bikes.
Oh, almost forgot my 'cross frame which I could also put together. That's a very retro Paul Milnes.
One of these days I'll get round to riding some of them.
