[MyBikeWorks]

These are some current pics of my mtb's. The Charge has been with me for a few months and rides really nice




The Giant is one I picked up for sentimental reasons this week. It is very close to what I started mountain biking on in 1990, that bike was a Shogun Prairie Breaker Expert




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no that is not me in the pic

 

[Industry_Hack]

Biopace?

 

[qmsdc15]

I think they're calling them Rotor rings now.

I used to ride MTB before Rockshox. I had a Ross Mt. Hood, Specialized RockHopper, Ritchey Ultra, and a Cannondale, all rigid fork. I recently rode a rigid fork MTB off-road. The worst part is the vision thing. My eyeballs get rattled in my head and I can't see.

 

[Industry_Hack]

I sort of enjoyed my old rigid Trek off road, until I went down a steep hill with bad brakes, followed by what seemed like ten miles of washboards.

My first real MTB was a Nishiki Ariel, which was noteworthy for, um, nothing.

 

[MyBikeWorks]

Biopace indeed, what a stuff up from Shimano that was

My list of bikes goes something like this for MTB, Shogun Prairie Breaker Expert (rigid), Giant Cadex CFM3 (rigid), Trek bonded cracker with Judy fork, Stumpjumper (rigid), Locally made TGR with Judy fork, Cannondale F1000 headshock ( a fave), Specialized alloy Stumpjumper with Fox fork, Taiwanese CKT Carbon with Reba fork, and now the above. Today I collect the Ritchey P23 frame to assemble another