Anthem 96er
18" Anthem 2 with a 29er Reba Team 20mm fork 100mm
Best of both worlds, as the big front wheel eats up the rough stuff, and still have the acceleration from the 26" rear. Stills turns quickly too.
Looks a bit different, but is fun to ride.
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Re: Idle Hands At Christmas Time
by danose on Mon 30/Jan/12 3:43pm
for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
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Re: Idle Hands At Christmas Time
by bugle on Mon 30/Jan/12 4:56pm
I remember when running a 24" on the back of your 26" frame was the rage 
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Re: Idle Hands At Christmas Time
Rode pretty different too
by danose on Mon 30/Jan/12 5:57pm
RugbySucks wrote:Now that is different !!!!
Rode pretty different too
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Re: Idle Hands At Christmas Time
by RugbySucks on Mon 30/Jan/12 8:15pm
Slightly better picture, with a nice normal back tyre.
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