What happens if you run out of gas half way through a ride?
Dont want to pick holes, it looks good and i gotta give it to ya its cool. Just trying to get my head around the practicality...
How much'd it set you back?

 Whats the problem with a normal deralieur?
That Seems to work fine.
Although this is a good gadget to have...

 No both wheels are 26 inch

G

 Frame is 16.5" and for is 200mm travel with a 1 1/8" Steerer

Cheers

 Has he not cut off his thumb?

Either that or its good photoshop

 ho sh1t, how did you manage that?

 'The shad'

Appologies for the long reply. Some of us have a busy schedule, like running businesses. As 'ell44' has said, he has offered the right price for postage, along with the full asking price, so therefore has been offered the frame. If he pulls out for whatever reason then I will gladly let you know.

Thanks for your patience

G

 If postage is paid on top of askin price, will post anywhere in the U.K

 bet that set you back a bit there fella!
Nice one

 Still for sale

68mm BB if your using old school square taper

Head tube is 1-1/8"

Please read above before asking questions as many have already been answered

Thanks

G

 As i said above:
Its sad to see it sitting around my garage collecting dust.
I have never used it or bothered to build it up as i already have 4 other bikes.
I want it to go to a good home and for the person who buys it to use it to its full potential. Its a rather rare frame to come across
If you want to questoion why its so cheap then maybe you should go elsewhere and try to find a better bargain...
Then again if you want to throw £250 my way its all your buddy

G

 8 inches rear travel,
1-1/8" head tube
Selling cheap as need cash A.S.A.P and fed up of hanging the thing in my garage just collecting dust and wasting potential. It really is an amazing frame.

 wtf mate, how much does that wallow, 170/200mm on the front of a hardtail is going to slop around like a man on the firm flop
Give it 2 u it looks alryt tho

 Respect

 You generally get more severe breaking contitions with hydraulic brakes as they bite harder and can sustain the biting force for longer, therefore building up more heat. May be pretty pointless as the purpose of the 'Floating Rotor' is to prevent it warping and buckling in the heat of extreme breaking contitions, which you may not experience with mechanical disc brakes. Just make sure you get the right size. i.e. 160, 183, 200/203 mm rotor. .

Whereas if you're just looking for the 'bling' factor they yeah for sure, go for it...