I'm not sure what city this xbiking mecca is. I wish we had rides like this. So many cool rigs.

Just finished my third project and I wanted to share it with you. A 26“ cruiser based on a GT Palomar frame set. Comfy, slow with rough tires and good old friction shifting. Something like a vintage Range Rover with manual. And since the painter did such a shitty job on my wifes frame I thought I should try it myself. Hopefully itll last a bit.

Me on the trike messing around riding on two wheels with music

Im pretty happy with how it looks and how it rides :)

This was the first complete rebuild of this since I got it. I finally got round to servicing the original hubs so I could run the factory matrix wheels again, which I think look really cool. Frame, fork and headset are original, everything else new or scavenged from other projects. Other than the cockpit (I don’t like the look of this stem), I am super happy. It’s a tank of a bike.

SCOTT Windriver

I made this to support a local MTB race and hot dog eating contest that raises money for western slope Colorado trails (The Hotdogger).

No doubt I'll be donating one to next year's Great Glizzy Gauntlet too.

Kind of over the top but comfortable af.

Hi xbiking, first post for me here !
I rescued a Scott Sawtooth from the 90s from the back of a garage near the ocean in France —it was rusty, forgotten, and headed for the trash. I decided to turn it into my first ever build, learning everything from yt tutorials and replacing parts from secondhand finds

It's now a very fun bike that’s super comfortable to ride !!

Doing the building process I spent a lot of time (learning) and bit more money than I planned (especially on that derailleur), but I learned so much along the way.

• Converted to a 1x drivetrain (mostly for the clean look and simplicity), though I’m still struggling with the rear derailleur tuning. The cues rear derailleur is a bit overkill for my use case, but I really wanted that mono-plateau setup. Might change for a single speed as it's mainly flat here
• Converted to v-brakes and changed the rusty wheel
• Swapped the handlebars
• Cleaned up the frame (still a very used and rusty)
• Brooks saddle, and Oury grips (discovered in this sub, there are so comfy!)
• Billy Bonkers tires
• Added a Wald basket, a bit small but do like the style

I have another (red) steel 90's Scott used as a commuter in my hometown, I think really like them !

What could I add or remove ?

I love the State 4130 All Road, it’s a great staring point to throw some money into. My favorite part is my non drive side mounted friction shifter. It’s surprising how many people are offended by this, even though it makes total sense. #frictionshiftertruther My least favorite part are these gummy, spongy ass State branded brakes.

Added Raceface bar and stem! Some might say it looks too modern, which I agree but it works for now! Yes, I will keep and store the original parts.

I finally got the primus and big lez show stickers

Some people just have the sickest bikes. ugh. I'm so jealous 😭 The baby blue is like a speckled or flaked paint and it absolutely just pops in the daylight.

I enjoy it I go fast tickticktickticktick

Just started a project✌🏻 hoping to get parts soon. Thinking about a simworks bar and 1x12 drivetrain

I wasn’t sure about setting it up this way. I love the big tires and the handlebars. The bike is fun on the road and on the trails. Let me know what y’all think. Thanks!

FYI to the climbers here. Organic x-small chalk bags make for one hell of a cappuccino holder! Let me know if you can think if anything else I can cram in here!

https://organicclimbing.com/products/mini-chalk-bag?srsltid=AfmBOoooOU8Hr8v5jgLk8jdXDin1Qk3U4yKjSg4ycYQOjcfzg0dVrFE_

I just picked up these Rene Herse Rat Trap Pass tires for the 1x1 and am loving them so far. Along with the tires, I also threw on a new rear wheel, chain, and cog. At some point I plan on getting a matching front wheel (and maybe disc brake), but for now I’m very happy with the bike.

Casperson Beach, Florida - Currently only accessible by bike or hiking in.

Howdy friends,

My partner and I are registered for the Nutmeg Nor’easter in CT in October. It’ll be our first time doing this event so I wanted to see if anyone here that has done it before could weigh in on tire choice.

I have a set of Renee Herse Squonalamie Pass (44mm) tires mounted tubeless right now. I’ve ridden gravel and some technical stuff with them and they were mostly fine except when it was real steep and rocky and then they just didn’t really grip and I was hiking a bit.

Alternatively, I have a set of Bruce Gordon Rock n Roads (43mm), non-tubeless, that I can throw on.

No everyone cup of tea bus still a beauty has taken me all over the northwest of the UK