The many bikes of MMcG
- Thread starter MtnBikerChk
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I know that one! Shyrmp!
Correct.
You were a fool for gettign rid of the 9er w/ the Mary bars. 
I liked that bike!!
I liked that bike!!
You were a fool for gettign rid of the 9er w/ the Mary bars.
Had to be done.
its not in colorado anymore, i think it made its way to SLOI'm not sure if the 2Step DH is still in Colorado though.
But here's what it looks like now:
http://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/277414/
On the selling block again is it. Well at least it is holding up strong over the years. 
That bike had a nutty low bb height though and a really cramped cockpit.
That bike had a nutty low bb height though and a really cramped cockpit.
Well done... and to think I've owned my quiver of 5 bikes for almost 10 years...
More well done on your part actually.
he was a fool for getting rid of the Serrotta.You were a fool for gettign rid of the 9er w/ the Mary bars.
Again - had to be done.
And you know what else - I don't notice a huge difference between that Serotta and the 60 dollar Specialized I have now. Honest.
I suppose... I'm hoping to build up a new XC F/S race bike this year... which will be my first new bike in a long time... if I can ever decide which frame to get... 
There are a few bikes I wish I'd held on to... Indy Fab Planet-cross... my Head mtn bike that I had set up city-riding... my 2000 M-1...
But like you said - had to be done...
he has been a fool for getting rid of over half of the bikes he has had.
But especially the Serotta
oh man you sold those?There are a few bikes I wish I'd held on to... Indy Fab Planet-cross... my Head mtn bike that I had set up city-riding... my 2000 M-1...
But like you said - had to be done...
that you picked up from another monkey, who got it from me in a trade for an S&M 24" cruiser
This bike was actually a Soul Cycles Hardline (sorta like a Chameleon clone) and was sold and then I got the Surly to replace it.
The Prowler had a White Brothers fork on it. DH2 or DH3? It was pretty plush.
Regarding the Soul Hardline - I have no idea who owned it before I got it in trade from a young college kid in Manchester, CT - interesting to see where these frames have been over the years. I wonder where it is now?
Edited to reflect the right frame.
Regarding the Soul Hardline - I have no idea who owned it before I got it in trade from a young college kid in Manchester, CT - interesting to see where these frames have been over the years. I wonder where it is now?
Edited to reflect the right frame.
You suffer from short term memory loss. I have it currently built up as a single speed.
I got the names/frames confused. I meant to say the Soul Hardline, not the Zion. Whoops!
Well I've got the Soul Dillinger almost done.......and hopefully something special from New Hampshire will arrive over the weekend.
But neither of those are really "mine" per se.
I'm very lucky to get to ride the bike that's coming from New Hampshire and I'm honored to be able to "loan" it out to others for riding and testing and feedback.
But neither of those are really "mine" per se.
I'm very lucky to get to ride the bike that's coming from New Hampshire and I'm honored to be able to "loan" it out to others for riding and testing and feedback.
So your saying is you have started Leasing /renting them ?
Nope - no rental fees will be charged. Unless you call a short write up post ride from the person as a form of payment.
Here is the latest prototype in for 29er forum riding/testing/review:
All photos except the first one courtesy of the great Quo Fan!
All photos except the first one courtesy of the great Quo Fan!
A bump for your Birthday
Go buy your self another one just for this occasion
Go buy your self another one just for this occasion
I haven't owned a yellow or orange bike yet........hrmmm..........
Thread Resurrection!
This thread does not suck.
where did you get a sinister from ?
He is MMcG, noob.
I have my sources! 
Saaawwwweeeetttt...or shall I say Siiinnnnniiiisss, ahh, you know 
whatever happened to the 29'er from Ted?
What happened to just about every other bike he has ever owned. He parted it out and sold it.
That is incorrect Paul.
The Ted Wojcik was a demo frame - I never owned it. I had it to help Ted to get the frame to people interested in his frames, and also to get it on the trails for others to see. Ted asked me if I'd like to help him out and I said yes, how can you say no to a guy like Ted right!?
The first one was the Black and Red one - that ended up going back to Ted for NEMBA-Fest and never came back as it was sold.
The Indigo Blue frame was ridden by me a total of three times, and then it was delivered by me and test ridden by a few riders in this region, and then returned to Ted as it was sold to an XTerra Triathlete looking for a race-worthy steel 29er.
Hope that clarifies things with regard to the Ted Wojcik "MonkeyButts" - now called the Sof-Trac 29ers.
Hmmm...
