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my wife is a qualified mountain bike instructor,she has mountain leader and aw that shes been in what mountain bike mag a few times.fit as a fiddle

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Thanks for all the replies folks, obviously a good way to keep the dogs fit at the time :yes: I've managed to sort a bike out for the daughter which she'll have on her birthday in a couple of weeks, it's a second hand "Kona Four Lisa" and I hope to collect it today or at least when Alf isn't about :whistling:

 

Thanks once again :drink:

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i ride trials and dirt jumps :clapper:

 

dirt jump bike is for sale if any one is interested 100 pound collected its a saracen amplitued with rst launce 100mm shocks 24 inch wheels 3pc cranks good condition

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Thanks for all the replies folks, obviously a good way to keep the dogs fit at the time :yes: I've managed to sort a bike out for the daughter which she'll have on her birthday in a couple of weeks, it's a second hand "Kona Four Lisa" and I hope to collect it today or at least when Alf isn't about :whistling:

 

Thanks once again :drink:

 

 

Used to do the Newnham 90 and the Stinger a few years back but now it's just a summer way of helping keep the dogs fit on the old Marin East Peak. Cheers, D.

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bikes are a great way to get the dogs fit but not attached to a lead it aint as its illedgal

and i knew a bloke who choped his wheatongreys leg off through the spoke

 

the best way is down a country lane you on the bike racing the mutt great fun

 

 

yep can't fault it :thumbs:

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Picked the daughter's new bike up tonight and have hidden it ready for her birthday, have a look guys, what ya reckon?

 

http://www.konabikes.co.uk/2008/four/four-lisa.php

 

Very nice.

 

 

Many moons ago I witnessed the reults of cheap bikes that just fold up on impact and tend to become "one" with the rider so sod that :thumbdown:

Been offered a Scott Ransom 30 and a Orange 224 Evo, both at very reasonable prices now that folk know I'm getting back in the saddle :rolleyes: , met some great folk in the sport in the past and I will always remember a 10 mile road TT, about a mile from the line and going what I thought was hell for leather :boogie: when I was overtaken by another competitor who just happened to be 66 :icon_eek: I was in my 40's and I can still here him laughing :laugh:

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Out most days on Mountain or Road.................................................

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Nice is there "lock out" on the suspension when you do the tarmac stuff? I'm not sure about that as I only have a "hard tail" :thumbs:

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