hehe
I found the frame without a seat subframe. Got it cheap. At that time I was
riding a Haro Escape hardtail (this was 8 months ago when I started riding
mtb)
I made my own seat subframe and just loved the bike... then I saw this
noleen forks on ebay, read the reviews... well... I don't ever want any
other bike, unless it's an extralite X-Link. I hate telescopic forks, tested
sids, fox f80rlt, manitou skareb, manitou black platinum. Although some of
them are lighter than the noleen, I love the solid feel of the noleen and
the maintenance. + it looks cool, fits the strange looking frame with my
home made subframe.
I have test ridden scalpels, hardtails - many bikes.... I am just so
confident on this setup.... I'm fastest on this bike, and I can ride the
downhill's fast.
Yes, I get checked out with my old school set up, (mostly in amazement) but
this was the initial design for many new bikes to come. And it still is a
great bike.
bye bye
Jo
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Quoted message said:
jg said:I have been chosen for the Eastern Province A-Team to ride at the
Mazda
Quoted message said:Drifter National MTB Cup #2 in Cape Town this coming weekend!
It's my first ever national. I only started training seriously in
January.
Quoted message said:I'm sooooo excited!!!
I am riding a AMP B4 with Noleen Crosslink fork.
Those who would like to see my progress can look here
www.fattracks.co.za
Quoted message said:click results page for individual races.
Keep spinning!
Jo Gerber
An AMP B4 with a Noleen, huh? Are AMPs still available out there?
Interesting.
Good luck in the National!
/s