[blizzardpapa]

I am an old School Hardtail Rider and this Vintage/Classic/Retro Forum has to be my favourite. It reminds me the good old time of XC racing/riding and how people used to pick the best lines down the trails.

I have since given up my full suspension free ride monster to something more simple. I am having more fun then ever because I Don't have to think about all the suspension adjustments. I just need to take the bike out and ride. I will probably uninstall my suspension fork and trade it for a nice pair of titanium fork.

 

[bushpig]

I heartily agree, this forum is fantastic.

 

[Rumpfy]

I always like hearing that!

Thanks guy!


It's pretty relaxed around here, which is nice.

 

[erol/frost]

Yeah, one of the best here. Small, heartily (is that even a word? =) ) and passionate. Calm too. A hidden gem.

 

[surlytman]

I agree, I first posted on MTBR back in January of 2000. I was new to the Internet and didnt like the board format compared to another forum (HAMB) that I found. I just came back to MTBR and really enjoy the vintage talk. Lots of the stuff I have in the shed is what you folks consider "cool old gems"

BTW, I will post pictures of my stash when I get done with my new strawbale shop/house.

 

[Rumpfy]

I agree, I first posted on MTBR back in January of 2000. I was new to the Internet and didnt like the board format compared to another forum (HAMB) that I found. I just came back to MTBR and really enjoy the vintage talk. Lots of the stuff I have in the shed is what you folks consider "cool old gems"

BTW, I will post pictures of my stash when I get done with my new strawbale shop/house.

The real question...is how much of that stash you're going to sell me.

 

[surlytman]

Probably none of it!

 

[logbiter]

Yes, agree as well... waay too much time spent here! If my wife only knew