sneaky bugger!I purchased a Derelikt frame for $50 from here and took it straight to the avanti dealer the same afternoon it arrived, got it replaced under the product recall avanti put out late 2011..nice frame for $50 dont you think!
gotta be innit to win it!...it was a gamble as to weather my local avanti dealer was going to help me, as they have a history of being total wankers!..but they came through for me finally, after years of poor service and overprice bike partssneaky bugger!
Hey Mike, the Shan rides beautifully! Highly recommended. That photo was taken at the Alpine Gravity round in Bright, Victoria.that privee looks awesome! hows it ride? also, what trails that photo taken on? It looks familiar.
Hey - me too. Green or black?That Lynskey looks amazing! Appears to have some pretty top spec on it as well. awesome bike.
In other news... waiting for my BFe to arrive
Beautiful hardtail, I've always loved Lynskey's frames.I might as well jump on board this thread:
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It's a Lynskey Ridgeline 26", I can't tell you how much i love this bike. Perfect balance of climbing ability and descending prowess, true all-mountain!
Whats your budget? Are you looking for a complete bike or you willing to go for a custom build?I'm looking at selling my current 4 bikes and building a single hardtail for everything. I have a 26" anthem, rigid 29er, demo 8 and a bmx at the moment but mainly ride the anthem. I end up riding the anthem like a downhill bike and don't find the H/A too steep. I love the climbing ability but find it's a little sketchy over bigger jumps. What all-mountain hardtail would you guys recommend? I've got a fairly open budget and would look at custom ti/maybe a lynskey/shan etc. I basically want an aggressive hardtail that I can ride technical trails but still smash big climbs.