I love simple things, me. That’s not because they mirror my own level of intelligence. Such things that get the job done in an uncomplicated and unobtrusive manner generate a lot of pleasure, especially if you haven’t had to shell out loads of cash or invest loads of time in getting them to work. If they look good too then you’re onto a winner.
A review of the impressive Intense 5.5 EVP, on Matt’s shopping list. After he takes it out for a good ride, what does he think?
Well, as has been documented, on March 11 the Muddymoles made their way over to Holmbury St. Mary for the annual Cycleworks Demo Day which, through careful planning did not fall on Mothering Sunday for a change. As a result, … Read the rest…
My plan for the Cycleworks Demo Day was simple. Try 3 full suss bikes and just enjoy riding them. The contrast between them and my trusty Nail Trail was what I was looking to test.
Poor start to the year health wise and hence fitness almost totally absent but with an eye on a new full susser I headed for the hills.
It’s not often that people take the trouble to review Magura products, being seen as a general ‘workhorse’ brand rather than part of the bling brigade. Bikemagic though have just posted a review of the 2007 Magura Menja forks and … Read the rest…
In the market for a new bike, Matt tries out the 2007 Whyte E5 XT and reviews it here.
Dave’s review of the SDG Bel Air Ti saddle in fetching cowhide, with a picture.
Most of you will think I am nuts but I bought some Rock Shox Recon 351 to go on the Mount Vision instead of the Floats.
Better late than never, here is my impressions of the bikes I rode at the Cycleworks Demo Day, 26/3/06. I took 3 bikes out, the Whyte E5, Marin Quake AL7 and finally the Whyte 19.
An in depth review of the Whyte 46, the bike that arguably started the whole long travel, All Mountain thing.
The Mary bars look odd, but what are they really like? Well, Dave likes them.
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