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So what? That's a R753 too!
I didn't have problems riding a Kirk in the mountains.
You don't buy such a thing for the best quality or performance, but it's still very well ridable.

Yeah, I guess. I was just really surprised by how much the bb swung under pressure. It was a little daunting going fast down hills too, a bit wobbly even. really smooth though. This was on an 88 precision. Judging by it's looks I was expecting it to rattle my teeth out.[B][/B]

Those magnesium Kirk frames are ridiculously flexy!

Nice bit of bob history over here...

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=150784

I'd live to see someone ripping up a TT on this thing!

Swit Swoo, that is tight!

So tempted...

Shot gun;

NO NAME LOCKRING SPANNER £4

Went down for the 1st time on Yesterday, haven't had that much fun in a long time, amazing! They were pretty chill with the induction. I worked as a messenger on a fixed machine so they pretty much just watched me do a lap and I was good. The races were all explained and talked through wile the kids and experts raced then it was novice time! Rad times! If you go you got to be down with the lycra! I wore my snowboard thermals!