Recent content by evObda2

Absolutely spot on.. An anyone who owns a jeep and likes it or says is reliable is simply lying. The hard slog of a journey will just make the riding even better!!

Another +1 for Dianese Trailskins. Always been a fan of there gear, but never liked knee pads etc in general. Haven't had any complaints with these yet and are very well made.

Will soon.. is having a few parts changed over. So once i do that ill post it up.

Funnily enough was just wondering if id like an RTS to match my LE! :lol:

Never had a Ti bolt fail, and have been used from dh bikes to xc, slalom, bmx.. etc etc But i don't buy them for the weight.. more because they are often much better machined. Most steel ones i just don't find to be quiet the same quality. Nothing wrong with them at all.. just a personal...

The Vintage Mountain Bike thread in this forum would be a good start.. http://www.rotorburn.com/forums/showthread.php?138808-The-Vintage-Mountain-Bike-Thread

Use shipito.com. Their service is great. Its just a good working easy to use system. Used them numerous times all went well.

Any good articles on Hans Ray or other team GT stuff?

Wouldn't think id ever need to upgrade from my current Mojo HD… but that may have just changed!

We stopped of at Tumut last time on our way to Thredbo.. Not a bad little xc trail network, and somewhere not usually visited by most. Some pretty fun flowey trail! http://www.rollingground.com.au/tumut.html

Osprey & Deuter would be my pics. And that goes for packs in general. Im running with the Deuter Air Exp10. Liked it so much i went and also bought a 26L Deuter air as a general day pack.

Not sure if they are really the equivalent of each other with the sizes you've quoted.. The HansDampf & RockRazor run big for size, the RockRazor does have similar small knobs in the centre but thats the only thing in common with the Larson which is purely a XC tyre, while the RocRazor has...

Must be some 223's out there somewhere.. all in sheds maybe with a few cracks..?

You'll appreciate the greater stiffness of 34-36mm forks. 32mm are built more for weight savings and tend to flex quiet a bit when pushed hard.

Just buy a new cage for it. Sounds like a rock or twig etc may have flicked up.