Bike of The Month November 2022 - Amnesty Special. Now taking entries

[Peachy!]

Let's give this one another run with some better pics.

Jimi911's 1989 Brodie Romax
Build Thread: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1989-brodie-romax.359765/

Noooooo! @boy"O"boy our Nemesis has turned up!

 

[jimi911]

Haha!

Oh ... I am back. The 6 month moving hiatus is over! I've got a dozen bikes I haven't even photographed and BoTM blue balls.

 

[Nevilleblaze]

My Pantera that I have entered before

 

[al-onestare]

alonestare's 1997 Kona Hot

Build, history and context thread here: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/kona-hot-1997.381062/

Probably the best all-rounder in the fleet, totally unique paint scheme, there's not another one like her.

 

[The History Man]

I’ve just seen this…………

 

[Tomianson]

Still one of my favourite bikes so I’ll re-enter this for the why nots.

Tomianson’s 1993 Fat Chance Titanium (1st entered in April this year)

Build thread here.

1993 Fat Chance Titanium.

Starting a build thread on this one as I’m very excited. This morning’s acquisition is a 1993 Fat Chance Titanium. My second Fat chance Ti, I regret selling the first. Currently adorned with lots of nice kit, I’m going to make quite a few changes. Onwards and upwards.

www.retrobike.co.uk

 

[oldave]

Difficult enough to "choose" already. Better not look at any further entries or my old brain will simply whirl.

 

[JRGSXR]

I agree with Dave , this is a great idea but impossible to pick a winner this month. So many fantastic bikes. The more you look…. The harder it gets to choose!

 

[My_Teenage_Self]

I can't see any carbon bikes here... And y'know, carbon is the future...

 

[raidan73]

I can't see any carbon bikes here... And y'know, carbon is the future...

Get it in there Steve