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Original section Mountain Bikes
Published 4 September 2003
Last activity 6 September 2003
Original author Spademan O----L
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Original post Spademan O----L
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4 September 2003, 16:30 UTC
#1
Searching through some photos I found a couple of old(ish) photos from the Malvern Classic, a UK race / fun weekend that sadly is now no longer. Thanks to bomba for hosting the pics you too can now admire the state-of-the-art downhill bike raced to victory by a certain infamous UK rider and world cup round winner j-harris.net rw3.jpg Open ↗
In those days they had to push back up to the top between runs (this was a dual descender knock-out type race) j-harris.net rw1.jpg Open ↗
And just to prove he actually rode this gleaming DH machine j-harris.net rw2.jpg Open ↗
Another famous (UK) rider laying down some style j-harris.net ja1.jpg Open ↗
And finally, a pic of my Orange in all its purple pimpy glory.j-harris.net Orange1.jpg Open ↗
Theres no outer chainring on it because I used to practice trials on it...
Cheers folks,
Steve.
5 September 2003, 05:12 UTC
#2
Quoted message said: Searching through some photos I found a couple of old(ish) photos from the Malvern Classic, a UK race / fun weekend that sadly is now no longer.
Thanks
Quoted message said: to bomba for hosting the pics you too can now admire the state-of-the-art downhill bike raced to victory by a certain infamous UK rider and world
cup
Quoted message said: round winner j-harris.net rw3.jpg Open ↗
In those days they had to push back up to the top between runs (this was a dual descender knock-out type race) j-harris.net rw1.jpg Open ↗
And just to prove he actually rode this gleaming DH machine j-harris.net rw2.jpg Open ↗
Another famous (UK) rider laying down some style j-harris.net ja1.jpg Open ↗
And finally, a pic of my Orange in all its purple pimpy glory.j-harris.net Orange1.jpg Open ↗
Theres no outer chainring on it because I used to practice trials on it...
Cheers folks,
Steve.
Those are scary funny. Circa ?? -- Slacker
Spademan O----L
Archived post
5 September 2003, 08:12 UTC
#4
"bomba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Slacker said: Quoted message said: Searching through some photos I found a couple of old(ish) photos from
the
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Malvern Classic, a UK race / fun weekend that sadly is now no longer.
Those are scary funny. Circa ??
I'd guess at around '95...
Sounds about right.
Quoted message said: Hey, I was about right - here are pics of Steve Peat racing in the same glorious skin suit in '95:
stevepeat.com 95 saracen 1.jpg Open ↗ stevepeat.com 95 saracen 2.jpg Open ↗ (notice the switch from puny Marzocchi XC forks to boulder-gobbling RS Judy DH's 🙂stevepeat.com Nats 95.jpg Open ↗
Hehe nice!
Quoted message said: I always felt it was a pity that beer sponsors left the sport. Actually, wasn't it at the '95 Malverns where the Coors truck got stolen and returned a few minutes later (empty)?
I remember nothing...
Quoted message said: Oh, and this is Spademan in a tie-dye Slayer T-shirt: j-harris.net se1.jpg Open ↗
Nice.
B@stard! Nice purple cranks though, people had more style in those days....
Steve.
Shaun Rimmer
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5 September 2003, 10:12 UTC
#5
spademan o---[) * <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: "bomba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Slacker said: >Searching through some photos I found a couple of old(ish) photos from
the
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: >Malvern Classic, a UK race / fun weekend that sadly is now no longer.
Good stuff!
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Those are scary funny. Circa ??
I'd guess at around '95...
Sounds about right.
Quoted message said: Hey, I was about right - here are pics of Steve Peat racing in the same glorious skin suit in '95:
stevepeat.com 95 saracen 1.jpg Open ↗ stevepeat.com 95 saracen 2.jpg Open ↗ (notice the switch from puny Marzocchi XC forks to boulder-gobbling RS Judy DH's 🙂 stevepeat.com Nats 95.jpg Open ↗
Hehe nice!
Quoted message said: I always felt it was a pity that beer sponsors left the sport. Actually, wasn't it at the '95 Malverns where the Coors truck got stolen and returned a few minutes later (empty)?
I remember nothing...
Yeah, right...........
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Oh, and this is Spademan in a tie-dye Slayer T-shirt: j-harris.net se1.jpg Open ↗
Nice.
B@stard! Nice purple cranks though, people had more style in those
days....
OOOOOO! Top stuff! Heheheheheh, oh dear.....heheheh..........
Shaun aRe
6 September 2003, 16:30 UTC
#6
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Searching through some photos I found a couple of old(ish) photos from
the
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Malvern Classic, a UK race / fun weekend that sadly is now no longer.
Those are scary funny. Circa ??
I'd guess at around '95...
Hey, I was about right - here are pics of Steve Peat racing in the same glorious skin suit in '95:
stevepeat.com 95 saracen 1.jpg Open ↗ stevepeat.com 95 saracen 2.jpg Open ↗ (notice the switch from puny Marzocchi XC forks to boulder-gobbling RS Judy DH's 🙂stevepeat.com Nats 95.jpg Open ↗
I always felt it was a pity that beer sponsors left the sport. Actually, wasn't it at the '95 Malverns where the Coors truck got stolen and returned a few minutes later (empty)?
Oh, and this is Spademan in a tie-dye Slayer T-shirt: j-harris.net se1.jpg Open ↗
Nice.
Those are classic. Thx! -- Slacker
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