Bikes
Marin Nail Trail – Project Bumblebee
Road riding on the cheap with a recycled frame and various donated parts results in a slick tyred MTB bike.
Orange Five 2009
Rob’s 2009 Orange Five specification showing the benefits of a bespoke build
A Star is Born
Dismantling and building a 20″ On-one Inbred donor for Colin’s new 18″ Inbred slot dropout singlespeed.
dialled bikes Prince Albert review – are you Dialled?
Colin’s finally got around to finishing the totally biased review of his not-so-new-now dialled bikes Prince Albert.
2007 Orange Five
Matt finally takes delivery of his 2007 Orange Five SE with some special upgrades. Here’s a mini review of a great bike.
2005 On-one Inbred
A review of the classic On-one Inbred, a refreshing, alternative scamp of a ride if you’re used to full-sus comfort.
The tale of two mech hangers
So I know you’ve all been waiting for the review of my new Orange 5, the build, the birth but I don’t expect many of you were expecting the rapid death either…
Does this Orange count toward my Five a day?
Either that or they just have got it right. The deed has been done, 16″ and sparkle laquer on a Passion Red base coat. I’m pimping the Five up so much I may well have Huggy Bear knocking on my door asking me to ease off.
4” good, over 5” better!!!
It’s all in the travel as far as I’m concerned. My beloved white Inbred is dead, long live the Inbred!
1999 Marin Nail Trail
I needed to get off my fully rigid £180 Free Spirit Kielder and onto something with a modicum of “MTB” about it. Fortunately, a deal was struck with a mate of Dave’s who hadn’t really done much with his bike and I ended up with this near unused Nail Trail at a bargain price.
My word, that’s a long one!
Now I love my Inbred. In a manly sort of way you understand.