Alembicbassman
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Only a cheapie at £180, Altus 24 speed groupset, Suntour chainset and 6061 gusset welded ally frame, Spinner forks.
Show us yer mountain bike!!!!!
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cubby
Über Member
- Location
- Halifax West Yorkshire
Here's my 2009 Genesis Core 20 .................
Wobbly John
Veteran
It's been good to see so many retro rides on here already. Here's a couple of mine.
'93 or '94 Raleigh Peak - Full XT gears (Thumbies) - bought from Charity shop for £15. Just needed a sevice on the bearings, new pedals & Bottom bracket and tyres pumped.
'97 Orange X1 - blinged with red anodized bits - XTR 900 shifters.
'93 or '94 Raleigh Peak - Full XT gears (Thumbies) - bought from Charity shop for £15. Just needed a sevice on the bearings, new pedals & Bottom bracket and tyres pumped.
'97 Orange X1 - blinged with red anodized bits - XTR 900 shifters.
Lovely!
This is my titanium Global TH1.5, rigid carbon fork, original Hope Mini brakes, tiny little Suntour XC Pro thumbshifters, Easton carbon seatpost, nice and light and goes like a whippet:
Cubist
Still wavin'
- Location
- Ovver 'thill
Cubester's Ragley mmmbop
tjw_78
Active Member
- Location
- Winnersh, Berks
Just back from today's ride, my 2010 Rockhopper.
theloafer
Legendary Member
- Location
- newton aycliffe
Cubester's Ragley mmmbop
its ok about those bit mate forgot all about them myself ..lol hows the lad likeing his bike looks real cool
Cubist
Still wavin'
- Location
- Ovver 'thill
He loves it!
Brandane
Legendary Member
- Location
- Costa Clyde
My mountain bike, on a day trip complete with lunch bag on bars!
Review of my voodoo hardtail:
Spec is:
Approximate Weight (KG): 15.2kg Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc <li>Chainset: Shimano FC-M311 <li>Fork Lock-out : Yes <li>Fork travel: 120mm <li>Forks: 120mm Suntour Raidon air suspension fork with lockout <li>Frame Colour: Matt dark blue <li>Frame Material: Alloy <li>Frame Size: 19-20 <li>Frame-: Lightweight 7005 aluminium <li>Front Brake: Shimano BR-M445 Hydraulic disc 180mm rotor <li>Front Mech: Shimano FD-M310 <li>Gear Shifters: Shimano Acera SL-M360 24spd <li>Gender: Mens <li>Handle Bars: Riser 31.8mm <li>Headset: Semi Integrated 1 1/8 Aheadset <li>Hubs: Formula 32 hole Q/R disc hub <li>Number of Gears: 24 <li>Pedals: Wellgo LU313 alloy black <li>Rear Brake: Shimano BR-M445 Hydraulic disc 160mm rotor <li>Rear Mech: Shimano Acera RD-M360 <li>Rims: Double wall alloy black 32 hole disc rim <li>Saddle: VL-3165 <li>Seatpost: 400mm SP-602 alloy 27.2 <li>Suspension: Front <li>Tyre size: 2.1" <li>Tyres: Innova 26 x 2.1 tyres <li>Wheel size: 26" <li>Exact Frame Size: 20" <li>Stem: 31.8mm alloy 90mm 16/18 100mm 20"
Review
"Good quality Bike , Straight forward assembly with only some minor adjustments required to the gear change system . A joy to ride , feels strong and agile. Could do with some frame protection against stone chips from the front wheel.
"I wanted an entry-level mtb and this ticked all the right boxes. Been on a few challenging trails and the bike is faultless. Great spec at this price!"
Pros: feels more expensive than what i paid for, great build quality, looks good"Reserved the bike online. got a phone call the next day to confirm everything. picked it up that evening and everything worked felt great no problems what so ever. 4 weeks on no rattles squeaks no problems at all. would reccomend to anyone."
"Having just recieved a Bike4Work voucher i had my mind set on buying a GT Aggressor.Popped along to my local Halfords to be told they no longer sold them! Looked at a few Carrera's but then my eye caught sight of the VooDoo Bantu. Very nice bike,good spec,light well built frame,also liked the paint job,Matt Blue, all in all very pleased with it indeed."
Spec is:
Approximate Weight (KG): 15.2kg Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc <li>Chainset: Shimano FC-M311 <li>Fork Lock-out : Yes <li>Fork travel: 120mm <li>Forks: 120mm Suntour Raidon air suspension fork with lockout <li>Frame Colour: Matt dark blue <li>Frame Material: Alloy <li>Frame Size: 19-20 <li>Frame-: Lightweight 7005 aluminium <li>Front Brake: Shimano BR-M445 Hydraulic disc 180mm rotor <li>Front Mech: Shimano FD-M310 <li>Gear Shifters: Shimano Acera SL-M360 24spd <li>Gender: Mens <li>Handle Bars: Riser 31.8mm <li>Headset: Semi Integrated 1 1/8 Aheadset <li>Hubs: Formula 32 hole Q/R disc hub <li>Number of Gears: 24 <li>Pedals: Wellgo LU313 alloy black <li>Rear Brake: Shimano BR-M445 Hydraulic disc 160mm rotor <li>Rear Mech: Shimano Acera RD-M360 <li>Rims: Double wall alloy black 32 hole disc rim <li>Saddle: VL-3165 <li>Seatpost: 400mm SP-602 alloy 27.2 <li>Suspension: Front <li>Tyre size: 2.1" <li>Tyres: Innova 26 x 2.1 tyres <li>Wheel size: 26" <li>Exact Frame Size: 20" <li>Stem: 31.8mm alloy 90mm 16/18 100mm 20"
Review
"Good quality Bike , Straight forward assembly with only some minor adjustments required to the gear change system . A joy to ride , feels strong and agile. Could do with some frame protection against stone chips from the front wheel.
"I wanted an entry-level mtb and this ticked all the right boxes. Been on a few challenging trails and the bike is faultless. Great spec at this price!"
Pros: feels more expensive than what i paid for, great build quality, looks good"Reserved the bike online. got a phone call the next day to confirm everything. picked it up that evening and everything worked felt great no problems what so ever. 4 weeks on no rattles squeaks no problems at all. would reccomend to anyone."
"Having just recieved a Bike4Work voucher i had my mind set on buying a GT Aggressor.Popped along to my local Halfords to be told they no longer sold them! Looked at a few Carrera's but then my eye caught sight of the VooDoo Bantu. Very nice bike,good spec,light well built frame,also liked the paint job,Matt Blue, all in all very pleased with it indeed."
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G-Zero
Über Member
- Location
- Durham City, UK
Muddyfox
Guru
- Location
- Blackdown Hills Devon
My Cannondale F5
Simon
Simon
Sittingduck
Legendary Member
- Location
- Somewhere flat
Mine's a bit of a toy compared to some of these proper MTBs...
Have swapped out the saddle for a Charge Spoon and ridden it all of 6 times since this pic (taken 30 mins after collecting it from the LBS). I really need to get out and try this mountain biking lark!
Have swapped out the saddle for a Charge Spoon and ridden it all of 6 times since this pic (taken 30 mins after collecting it from the LBS). I really need to get out and try this mountain biking lark!
