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motdrawde edspratt's article
Oct 15, 2026 at 5:45
Oct 15, 2026
Asa Vermette Lands Massive 97ft Backflip at Red Bull Hardline BC
Just imagine being that awesome and fortunate, you win the world cup over all and then send a 97ft back flip for fun, and you're only 19 years in. What a path to be on!
motdrawde ReverseComponents's article
Oct 2, 2026 at 6:07
Oct 2, 2026
Reverse Components Launches Machete Stem Line
Nice, these stems are correct dimensions, none of this crazy short and high stuff!
motdrawde pinkbikeoriginals's article
Oct 2, 2026 at 6:01
Oct 2, 2026
Video: Bruni's Riding in Lake Placid?!?
Bruni! Blimmin autocorrect
motdrawde pinkbikeoriginals's article
Oct 2, 2026 at 5:55
Oct 2, 2026
Video: Bruni's Riding in Lake Placid?!?
I’d love to see Bruno return and go straight back to the top, he’s a class act and a consummate racer
motdrawde Starlingcycles's article
Oct 1, 2026 at 14:11
Oct 1, 2026
Video: Starling Cycles Celebrates 10 Years
I wish they’d make a 32er already
motdrawde BikeParkChilterns's article
Oct 1, 2026 at 14:08
Oct 1, 2026
Selling
Oct 1, 2026 at 3:29
Oct 1, 2026

Transition Bottlerocket custom build

£2,700 GBP
2026 Transition Bottlerocket. 180 or 200mm of travel, 27.5 wheels front and rear, adjustable geo and suspension kinematic. Heavy duty bike park / freedride bike. This is a custom build I assembled from some second hand parts and some new parts, built on to a new £2000 rrp frame (That RRP has now gone up to £2199!). The condition of the parts varies somewhat which I will try to accurately detail in the spec list below. I've ridden it just 9 times, 13 hrs and as such the frame is in very close to new condition. The parts specification is somewhat negotiable as I'd kinda like to hold on to the brakes and maybe the seat post. Bare in mind the complete bike starts at £3699, or even £4199 according to Transition's own website. Collection preferred. Frame 2025/2026 Transition Bottlerocket - 13 hours ridden only, almost new condition apart from 2x paint damages (shown in photos) Shock Marzocchi Bomber Air (225x70mm) Stock with frame, gives 180mm travel at this stroke. Fork RockShock Zeb Ultimate with upgraded 190mm Debonair+ air spring, working perfectly but has seen some action with previous owner so a few scratches on the lowers here and there. Very slow oil leak around the rebound damper knob, probably needs a new crush washer or something. Front Wheel WTB i35 rim and generic hub. The wheel is true and the rim is in pretty good condition but the hub bearings are pretty worn, no major play but can hear it rumble. Not a serviceable hub unfortunately. Rear Wheel WTB i35 rim on a Superstar hub. This one isn’t very true and has significant wobble, you can't notice it whilst riding though. The hub however is in pretty good condition and is serviceable. Tyres Specialized Cannibal T9 Gravity. I bought these new for this build and 13 hours later they are still in very good condition. Good tyres, loads of grip, hard to puncture! Brakes Sram Maven Bronze. I bought these new for this build and am slight reluctant to sell them! If you don't like Maven’s we can negotiate! Disc rotors Cheap centerline imitations I bought new off eBay, they seem to work. 203mm front and rear Handlebar Specialized OE bar, 30mm of rise I think, 35mm clamping diameter. I think they're 780mm, I'll check. Stem The stem that came with the bar. 45mm I think, again I'll check. Grips Burgtec Ratboy grips, soft compound, ruined by BPW uplift straps! I probably have some others in better condition I could throw on for you. Seatpost 200mm Pro Tharsis. This was second hand to me and has a bit of wear on the stanchion but seems to work ok so far. I could swap this out for a static post if you prefer not to have a dropper, reduce the cost a bit. Dropper Lever X-fusion. This is an old broken one I had laying around and I bodged with a long bolt that is too long and not held in properly. It's held up for 13 hours but isn't great honestly, it works but I expect the bolt will fall out at some point. A shorter bolt with a nut on the backside would be much better or just get a new lever. Saddle Fabric. Old but comfortable, some wear and tear. Crankset Sram GX dub 170mm. Secondhand, seen a lot of foot rub. Should probably polish them completely, might look cool. The preload ring has cracked and doesn’t really work though I was able to get them fitted without any play anyway. Chainring Sram, steel direct mount, 30t. I also have a 26t one if you're interested. BottomBracket Sram Dub. Pretty cooked to be honest, rumbles! Cassette Sram PG-1230 11-50t Chain Shimano XT, old but still less than 0.8 on the chain checker - life in it still. Rear Derailleur Sram NX Shifter Sram GX Pedals I didn't really have any I intended to sell with the bike but if you need some I can probably do some Burgtec plastic ones for £20 or so

motdrawde edspratt's article
Aug 17, 2026 at 6:53
Aug 17, 2026
Podium Interviews from the 2026 Morillon Enduro World Cup
I hope Charlie Murray, Jessie Melamed, Jack Moir, Martin Maes, and others come back to enduro
motdrawde jessie-mmorgan's article
Aug 15, 2026 at 2:27
Aug 15, 2026
Pinkbike Poll: How Big Are Your Favourite Flat Pedals?
That’s a really funny way to start a comment!
motdrawde Focus-Bikes's article
Aug 7, 2026 at 1:18
Aug 7, 2026
Video: Olly Wilkins & Ben Deakin Hunt Volcanic Soil in 'Japow - A Lesson in Loam'
Feels like Kerenza’s name should be in the title also
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