it is a Bergman Alice sc fork.Trevor! said:Nice pictures from both of your.
Interesting fork in the second picture. That would be a mighty damm stiff (And probably heavy) fork I am guessing?
After buying parts for the new Turner???lidarman said:Seems this site is dead without a controversy! How about a sunday ride pic...me on the Devil's Backbone, Loveland, CO!
I wonder too...I bet they shot their wad on Saturday! Except for the haze, sunday what nearly a perfect day.chad1433 said:Excellent pic. The resolution is great. It's crazy, we went to Hall on Sunday for a change of pace and it was relatively quiet. Seems the Backbone was, too?
Where is everyone?
Great pic!!! That is my absolute favorite type of climb......rocky steps of the sort that's all over Moab. The other direction is still lots of fun, but for some reason, I get more satisfaction on the way up.lidarman said:Seems this site is dead without a controversy! How about a sunday ride pic...me on the Devil's Backbone, Loveland, CO!
I'm afraid a lot of folks, who may or may not be helpful, were chased away by some of the more negative folks who frequent this place. Why bother ? Just ride the bike. That's what it is for (and some posing 'cause it's a beautifully finished Ellsworth). Except I've got a broken collar bone right nowBlue Shorts said:Great pic!!! That is my absolute favorite type of climb......rocky steps of the sort that's all over Moab. The other direction is still lots of fun, but for some reason, I get more satisfaction on the way up.
btw.....I agree with you about this board and controversy. I don't understand it. Does Ellsworth attract a different type than Turner? I never seen to notice a difference on the trails.....just here.
For what it's worth....This board is similar to many of the other mfg. boards. The Turner board seems to be unique. I think is mainly due to a handful of very helpful people on that board. They seem to inspire everyone else to post.
LOL! Mean, but funny....and what is really funny (and ironic) is that I am carrying almost 15 lbs of winter beer weight, trying to eliminate it with rides like this. I feel I can still ride every climb but not as fast as normally.Steve from JH said:Less of the first below might mean less of the second below and more of the third.
Was that a Blue Moment belonging to someone with the initials DM??The Squeaky Wheel said:That's Devil's Backbone. It's our backyard local's trail here in Loveland and is like a small slice of Moab.
Mountain High Cyclery sits at the trailhead.
Come up & visit some time.
Want controversy?
I ran into Lidarman this weekend and I think he was more impressed with my 6-Pack than my friend's Moment![]()
Uh Huh. Has lots of PUSH stickers on it too.SSINGA said:Was that a Blue Moment belonging to someone with the initials DM??
I didn't intend to be mean. Up until about 8 years ago when I quit completely I had consumed way more than my share. I'm about 20 pounds lighter (was 30# lighter but put some back on) and my bicycling is vastly improved. Of course the bikes are a lot better now too.lidarman said:LOL! Mean, but funny....and what is really funny (and ironic) is that I am carrying almost 15 lbs of winter beer weight, trying to eliminate it with rides like this. I feel I can still ride every climb but not as fast as normally.
What did Darren think of your 6 pack, squeak?The Squeaky Wheel said:Uh Huh. Has lots of PUSH stickers on it too.
Things have gotten quiet, too quiet here, but I prefer that to the flame fests. Hope you heal well.TruckeeLocal said:I'm afraid a lot of folks, who may or may not be helpful, were chased away by some of the more negative folks who frequent this place. Why bother ? Just ride the bike. That's what it is for (and some posing 'cause it's a beautifully finished Ellsworth). Except I've got a broken collar bone right nowSo I'm revistiting this mess to see that folks haven't worked out that some boards read rather unpleasantly. Oh well.
Interesting, I haven't weighed my Id on more that a bathroom scale but I think it's around 31, with King hubs, a lot of xtr, deus x-cranks, thomson stem and post, carbon bars...I do have those big fat tires though, but it seemed you were running fatties as well.The Squeaky Wheel said:He thinks it's too heavy at 32.5, but otherwise kick-ass.
We're working on the weight.