Monster, Monsteur, Monstour , 26/29+ and Expedition and Adventure bikes

I have a pair, though they haven't seen much use, depends what kind of terrain you're riding on. Offroad/canal path nice n grippy, on road fair to middlin, but don't think they'll last too long.

Swapped my 1x9 setup for a 46/36 double. Liking it so far.

Pedalroom: pedalroom.com/bike/tangerine-party-tourer-21167

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Love the surly Serling. Very handsome indeed.
Which/what model?

It's a Cross Check.

I thought I would add my own rig to this thread.

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Cyclofiend.com

last 2 posts win

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nah. He'll be back.

see my earlier post r.e fat bikes

@Hulsroy

exception for arnie

my radtractor finally in its natural habitat

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That spot looks so fucking lovely man.

How was camping at (what looks like) altitude at this time of year?

Not very high, that's the sea in the background! Bastard to climb up loaded though!

Snugpak did me good. Only reached minus 3 briefly that night anyway.

Toasty.

Rad bike, rad tent and rad spot. Where is it?

Conwyn that night. Not exactly remote, especially compared to Snowdonia proper, but we were in a hurry so couldn't stop early.

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New drivetrain on my party-tourer (sorry for the shite photo)

• XT M730 Cranks
  
• Blackspire Super Pro Road 46/34
  
• Dura Ace 7410 F Der.
  
• XTR M952 R Der. (w/ 950 cage)
  
• XT M760 11-32 Cassette
  
  

Short spin in the woods today showed it to be awesome. Still on the hunt for a good 40c-ish mud tire for the rear. Suggestions?

No adventures done yet with this one, but some plans for the summer are building up. Pelago Hanko it is.

I really dig the modern dropouts on that classic-looking frame.