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

It's a fact, 650B is a Petersen/Constructeur socialist plot.

6+5+0 = 11
B = 2
11 + 2 = 13

Judas tyre size...

2+6 = 8

Very lucky in China. Case closed.

Almost pulled the trigger on a new Pine Mountain earlier this year, before deciding to go with something a little more trail capable instead. Seeing this I'm starting to regret that! Looks epic.

Thanks. It surprises me how good it is. Once I took the rear rack off I noticed how well the skinny seat stays work to give a little flex. Will probably sell it if I come back to the UK next year though.

There is a safety recall on those forks. If you get in touch with a Marin dealer they should sort it out for you (i.e. getting a replacement fork).
https://www.marinbikes.com/recalls/2017-pine-mountain-fork-recall

No need for spacers on that one!
Really like it, not just the 90s paint.
What is it?

It is selfmade and fits like a glove. I'm really happy with the result. https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/310836/

Ah whow. Gute Arbeit!

Danke!

Thanks I have the replacements, just haven’t got round to fitting them 😂 old ones seem fine, till I lose my teeth

Fucking love that kona.....nearly got one this year.

Probably will next year!

would love to buy that. ticks a lot of boxes for me.

I want that Kona soooo badly,

I have to keep telling my self that nothing I ride needs more than 40c knards.

If someone buys one in east London, can I have a go? :)

Just seen one in the flesh, very nice. If I was lookin for a new bike, it would definitely be top of a short list. The one at the lbs was my size too.

My commuter/shopper/beater. Can’t believe the change in comfort coming from a alloy road bike.

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Yes man. Ti seatpost? and we need a diff angle to appreciate the bras ;)

appreciate the bras

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Thanks, no, it’s the original one, just after a good clean!
I copied the bars from one of your builds actually, was going for normal risers at first but went with these old school MTB ones instead. Glad I did, this thing rides like a town bike now, so a big thank you for the inspiration.

Can’t believe the change in comfort coming from a alloy road bike.

Try 2+ inch tires on the road bike before you say that.

was about to post that from the latest radavist post's comments :-) rly nice setup