[muddy_fox]

Hopefully this should show my aged Muddy Fox Adventurer which has recently become mine. He is perfect for the low level biking I do. I'm in the process of tarting him up so he looks rather better and thanks to the advice on here he now sports brand new grips..

Just to add that isn't my living room - just an office we borrowed for a few weeks!

Claire xxx :dancing:

 

[Jayridesacove]

Cool, have fun riding!

 

[preppie]

It's always good to start with a rigid (no suspension) MTB.
Because your riding skills will improve faster.

Have fun.

 

[muddy_fox]

Because your riding skills will improve faster.

No sign of that yet! but we are having fun and that is what counts!

Claire xxx

 

[Skookum]

No sign of that yet! but we are having fun and that is what counts!

Claire xxx

You got the right attitude. Welcome to the monkey. :dancing:

 

[Angus]

Cool Ride, the seat looks uncomfy though and a good seat is probally one of the earliest upgrades you can make the benefit you comfort and safety,plus you can always transfer it to another bike if you want.

 

[Raaar]

This is the kind of thing that gets me stoked...this guy is all fired up just o have a bike and be riding. I know most of you are like me and have boxes of used parts that are doing us no good but could pimp this guys ride...in exchange for pics of the build! Anyone else game to help out a newbie?