Thanks for the info.

Well I want to start entering DH races with the bike that I get, but I'd want to be able to tackle a bit of uphill, jumps and drops. I think Im looking at more of a freeride bike... I mean could you use a freeride bike for a dh race?
thnks tom

thanks 4 the reply!
It sounds good. where did you get to ride it? which other dh bikes have you riden. Thanks again

hey i saw a comment of yours on a trek session photo, uve riden one?! cool can you tell me a bit about them cos i is looking at a new dh bike! cheers tom

Are you still down to trade your seven point? I need to know soon bro.

Wow bro, why are you so lucky? lol.
that's pretty sick.

where did you get the roco for 250?

dude could you hook me up, I want a bike like that so badly. that think is sick beyond belief.

You lookin to trade me your 7 point for my dh rig?

well their pretty fresh!

what grips are on your 7?

I have never ridden a nicer fork than my 40. Stiff, tunable, and soo responsive

No I got a Sunday expert for cheap and switched my fork over

I wasnt at Highland for Claymore but I am there almost every weekend. I don't have that bighit anymore anyway, I have an IH like you.

why didnt they put one of r.s higher end forks on it like a totem

Well for starters the SS is a 6.5 inch travel bike and it's already expensive. In order to save some money but still get over 6" of travel from a fork and have it work really well we went with a Domain. Domains are like the work horse fork-burly, strong and gonna last.

is it alot of jumps or is their alot of downhill also?

hey, i was looking through and saw that you have been to highland..... how is it ... i am going up with my 07 7point 5 and was wondering how it was?

Never lived out there, but the the company I work for was acquired by Kronos, and they are in Chelmsford.

Too funny, the company I work for is based in Chelmsford.....