The lesser known Bike brands

[Wayne pudding Mol]

The thread seems to have spread to all lesser known brands versus those we are or have ridden.

 

So, here's my 2 cents!

 

Black Sheep Custom Titanium

lesser known either way - this middle one, shew!

[m-squared]

lesser known either way - this middle one, shew!

All yours for the low low price of $4500!!!

[CAAD4]

I'm sure there's a Hubber that had a bespoke Black Sheep made up?

[deanbean]

I'm sure there's a Hubber that had a bespoke Black Sheep made up?

Amasendenja was the one. A bespoke singlespeed if I remember. BJ show yourself

[deanbean]

A Yeti 575, a Raleigh, repainted for my daughter, and a Ragley Bigwig.

I love the Yeti for playing in the mountain, and I sometimes just sit and look at it, beautiful lines. But on a long ride I prefer the Ragley, it's very comfortable.

[daveno7]

http://www.neilprydebikes.net/bikes.html

 

This is the only active site for NeilPryde bikes I could find and all dealers listed are in South East Asia

 

 

the spat really highlighted how stupid american's are.

 

Alize` pronouced "alee zay"

 

Allez pronounced "Alay"

 

I mean *%#(,........... the "zee" is clearly discernible to all cultures except to a North American. So therefore the brand must be squashed because they couldn't give a &*$@ about anyone else's culture or language and understanding the differences

i had nearly forgotten about this brand...about 7 years ago or maybe more they come on the scene in the UK...The bikes were stunning in the flesh and has decent specs.From what i heard from owners they feel the bikes are still race bikes and are a quality build...

[Neil Neil Neil]

Siiiiiiiick

https://www.morpheusbikes.com

[NotSoBigBen]

Just picked this 'obscure' frame up and built it as a training bike ... Very similar geometry and ride 'feel' as my Look 675Light. Pretty aero looking, please excuse the dirt!

 

http://www.rtscarbon.com

 

An older model TTRX

[CAAD4]

How's that collection coming on Oom?

[CAAD4]

A Yeti 575, a Raleigh, repainted for my daughter, and a Ragley Bigwig.

I love the Yeti for playing in the mountain, and I sometimes just sit and look at it, beautiful lines. But on a long ride I prefer the Ragley, it's very comfortable.

Lekker Dean, it's an awesome smile. More 26ers should go to kids to get them on bikes, instead of hanging in garages.

[deanbean]

Lekker Dean, it's an awesome smile. More 26ers should go to kids to get them on bikes, instead of hanging in garages.

She loves the bike. One of the Spur races

[corriekuilder]

How about Cube...?

[Rouxenator]

Knew a guy with a Cube, he bought it in the Netherlands while doing his PhD there and when he came back to SA the bike came with. 

 

I started riding just as 29er bikes became the norm so I never rode a 26er. Today I took the 26er to my favourite trails, Bottelary Hills. It was sublime! This little, and I use the term little because I normally ride a XL 29er and this is a medium (18") frame 26er - this thing is so nimble.

I did read some reviews on the interwebs and people seemed to rant and rave about how awesome these were (back in 2004/2005). I now know why that is.

Now with new tyres and red alloy valve caps

 

 

 

 

Tubeless tyres are on their way, so these low mileage ones might go up for sale soon. 

 

[PeterF]

A Turner 5 Spot.  I bought the frame from Rush Sports a few years ago.  I rode the bike a while then gave it to my son.  It's his "play bike" now.

 

[DieselnDust]

I'll just post this right here.....

 

 

argonautcycles.com/dreambikes

 

 

[Breezer]

Not so unknown, but does Fuji still have agents in SA?