Show us yer mountain bike!!!!!

[abo]

Darth Vader's bike

 

[mr Mag00]

my trek when new, currently being serviced

 

[abo]

Now that I'm not so embarrased

Here's mine:

 

[abo]

And my son's

 

[Angelfishsolo]

Here is my Lady

 

[Crackle]

Here is my Lady

Come on a bit since the Halfords special you were trying to nurse back to health.

 

[Angelfishsolo]

Just a little lol. I still have the Apollo Kaos frame and forks and am still toying with the idea of rebuilding it as a winter training bike. Then again I have lots of ideas......

Come on a bit since the Halfords special you were trying to nurse back to health.

 

[Kirstie]

If you are using Windows, fire up the Paint program (start Menu, All Programs, Accessories, Paint?) , load your image, then from the Image menu, click Stretch/Skew. In the dialog box that pops up, select the horizontal and vertical stretch percentages to the same number, say 25%, then click OK.

Thankyou ColinJ I'll try that. FM I don't know how to change the size of an image which is why I asked the question!

 

[Kirstie]

Fingers crossed. The first is my XC race bike - a Santa Cruz cushtail - which hasn't been ridden in anger for some time now. Pic taken after the exceptionally claggy 2007 mountain mayhem. What a laugh that was.
The second is my FS/trail/allmountain/freeride lite whatever you call it bike. It's a Ventana X5 and is just a brilliant bike (although on the heavy side by today's standards). I have a third mtb - not pictured - which is my downhill bike but it's now in pieces. I don't think I'll do much downhilling again- i can't take the injuries - but I've had some great fun on it.

 

[Cyclist33]

https://www.cyclechat.net/

My turbo Bobcat in its current, commuting, guise. Once my bone's fixed, it's getting knobblies back on.

Stu

 

[jethro10]

I built this about 2 years ago. you can buy Corratec bikes, but I got a frame.
I have 2 sets of wheels, light with road/easy trail tyres as fitted in the photo, and stronger ones with knobblies for more serious off roading - like this weekend with some friends

Unusually fitted with Sram X0 twist grips - love em.

Approx 10.5Kg w/o pedals.
I so wish i had discovered this when I was a youngster rather than now when I'm an old bugger!

Jeff

 

[jethro10]

And this is my Wifes, Nicki. Built it up for her over Christmas. A Kinesis KM210 frame.
A few years ago, when I picked up on cycling (MTBing) to get fitter, I remember her saying I was a stupid idiot......
......now we've been all over - various 7Staines, Yorks Moors, lake district (where we live) etc.

And now she has her green bike with green pedals, Green disks, green valve caps, headset spacers custom green Rock Shox stickers off ebay for the forks (only a few quid off fleabay, look great), green shirts, green shorts..... well you get the idea - Women!

Spot the "E" the wrong way round on the rear wheel at the bottom on LITE.

She's only 5' 2" and this bike feels ever so small 34cm, 13 and a bit inch frame. Just like a real bike but smaller!

 

[theloafer]

hi kirstie
i find this very easy to use ... http://www.irfanview.com/ was told to download irfan view first then the plug ins but have never needed to use plug ins yet my cube attention

 

[Cubist]

hi kirstie
i find this very easy to use ... http://www.irfanview.com/ was told to download irfan view first then the plug ins but have never needed to use plug ins yet my cube attention
[attachment=3956:cube 002.jpg]

D'Oh!! I searched the garage top to bottom for those grips Loafer! Forgot what I'd done with them! Nice bike by the way!!!!!

 

[xxmimixx]

This is my MTB