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S&M Neal Wood - which category @ MK ???

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CustardLips:
Here we go again.   :LolLolLolLol:

MartyC:
So when did that vote happen?  These "era" dates are just fcuked, how can a bike from 2003 be mid school?  I have bikes that are clearly "new school" but going by this they are "mid school".  It's bollax.

MartyC:
Just had a  re-read of this thread and going by the one year either side rule my new school Felt is actually mid school even though it is very clearly new school and so is my GT24.

Gish:
Bloody hell guys I don't want world war 3 on this

All I want to do is show a bike at MK next year and which category would it fit in

Mid School (going by the dates on forum) or
New School retro

Dannywhac:
Yep - had a little bet someone would turn it into the mid debate again. We voted, the majority went for the dates we've got. This thread isn't for a debate on dates, it's if Gish's frame is Mid - which it is being from 2003. I just find it a bit disappointing that the minority of people who didn't agree with the dates to start with use threads like this to turn it into the same old date debates. Instead of doing that, post more in the Mid section and make it a bit more lively.

@Marty - have a read here: http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,171969.0.html

40 to 23 in favour of the dates we've got, as through the thread it was decided that the majority wanted either the dates we have or decades and fook off the 'school' idea in it's entirety.

The no in me last post was referring to the fact that the Neal Wood's a race frame, I was trying to point out it's easier to define a street/park bike than a race due to the fairly easy-ish to spot adoption of new school tech.

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