El Dodgius Bastardo

There's a couple of us that's in the process of getting an order together with sixfifty.com. Use it, don't use it

The Quasi's are available in 2.0's if I remember correctly, Racing Ralphs in 2.25.

Red bud, 'cause it's faster

Your best bet is to check on 650bpalace

Yawn

Great review for the 'tweeners http://www.jamisbikes.com/usa/reviews/index.html

Both are very good, the ZTR's are lighter and more expensive though. The AC's have a 20mm through axle on the front

Half a drop per roller max. You're not playing gynae

All of the local stockists seem to be getting stock of the ZTR's and AC's in the next couple of weeks. Alternatively you can order from sixfifty.com.

There's pretty much 0 stock available at the moment, but quite a few places (including CWC and Manic Cycles) expect stock by the end of the month.

Lost a cleat bolt at the Honda on Saturday and they sorted me out free of charge. Many shops would have made me buy a new set of cleats

Problem with flat and fast is that you are ALWAYS pedaling, no long downhills to rest the pins

I'm unseeded, so probably X or Z. It's going to be a loooong day. At least I have 2 others that will be joining me

Pick me coach

They have, it's called a 69er...

Just run your bike in 32 16 or whatever and don't change gears on your next ride. It costs nothing

Wtf is a Big?

And here I was expecting a picture of me

I rode the Twen9-AL on the weekend and it was great!

So here's a thought. Do the raffle now and then just wait for the others to pay

Oh what the hell. Send me the details

I have a very similarly specked Zula, including the same fork also weighing around that weight. The fork is brilliant and whilst not being the lightest, is bulletproof. The adjustability makes it more than worth the slight weight penalty. At 87 odd kilos I'd much rather have reliable components that can take a beating than push a super light bike with a broken stem

Doing the Honda Trophy, should be nice and muddy

Like ink

Hell yes, I make a point of it