Who rides a 29''?

[orange71]

My Surly Karate Monkey (formerly Agency_Scum's). 22" frame (24" c-t :shock - properly my size

Ditched risers after first ride for flats with bar ends.

 

[yo-eddy]

Love my Groovy 29er being 6ft5
frame kit might be for sale in the new year though, due to a (still secret
) other 29er project........

 

[Agency_Scum]

My baby! :smile:

 

[orange71]

you're my wife now, Dave :twisted:

 

[mikee]

bought a gt peace 9er 18month ago as it was clearance listed
with lbs discount it cost nowt
pair of on-one carbon forks i had lying about ,and a pair of alexa/xt wheels
later and i love it still think it would be better with gears but ebb s/s it is
so be it

 

[Agency_Scum]

@orange 71,

 

[Mattythemod]

I have a Voodoo 29 er SS which i have been riding 100% since last summer , i even put the 26 " bike in storage ....29ers rock for the flatlands of Suffolk and Norfolk where i am based .

 

[jango]

I ride a Specialized Rockhopper 29er, love it it gives me a feeling of invincibility

if you come along on Sunday http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=83058 you are welcome to try it out.

 

[ratch]

I'm been riding an On One scandal 29er ss for most of this year and love it!!

I've even splashed the cash on a RM hammer 29er, but it's just a garage queen at present :roll:

Been enjoying riding 29 so much the 26er's haven't seen much action recently.

 

[IbocProSX]

29ers are great here in Holland. I have a Lenz full sus geared 29er and a Singular Swift rigid steel and SS. I really like the Swift a lot. Plus when I bought the frame used I got great response from Sam at Singular, he sent me new decals for free. I've said it here before, they do "get it", and their bike is right on the money too.

I took The swift out today in the melting snow for the regular Sunday morning ride, some 40k in 2,5 hours with 3 mates on 26" geared bikes. I had no trouble at all keeping up with the pack, cleared all the short little climbs and on the soft mushy sandy bits I was in front of the pack with room to spare. Revving it up on the connecting road sections is hard work but great training.

Enjoy!!