Just seen on ebay this week, a nice looking Speedster in plain carbon finish. This is the same as the frame I have and that I want to build up once I've figured out what to do about the disintegrating bump-stop by the frame hinge! That issue may affect this bike on eBay as well... can't say.

It's set up as a single speed road bike with carbon fork, but aluminium bar and stem. He's got a buy-now of $1500 USD on it, and it appears to be...

The previous distributor of EPX bikes in Australia still has a few unbranded carbon fiber seat posts left. These are the long 400mm version.

I have a branded one of these for my Terrashark and an unbranded one for my Speedster project. View the link below to get to the page on eBay.

Today I've spotted an EPX TT without the Reef labels on eBay. This one is located in New York, USA and has a buy-now price of $1650 USD on it.

It's fully equipped and the seller says he's done around 800 miles on it.

This has been a long time coming, and it's not even complete, but it's ready for people to have a look at.

The majority of the images in the gallery are sourced from Andrew Rowe, who worked on the bikes throughout their development and manufacture, and hopefullly he'll be able to help organise them a little better as I'm unsure about a lot of it.

For now, just enjoy having a look through - Make sure you click into all the folders...

Spotted this item too late today - It's already sold!

A nice looking EPX 303SL frame with carbon forks and matching EPXtras seat post. This was sold by the former Australian EPX distributor and went for $201 AUD. We'll see how long it takes to show up here on the forum!

I'll be keeping an eye on what's going on at eBay. If anyone else spots anything EPX-related up for sale anywhere, let me know and I'll put it up here as...

The EPX Owner's website is getting a long-overdue make over. The previous design was the final version of the official EPX Australia website. Since the company closed doors, this website has been running as a forum for owners of these unique bikes to share experiences and show off their custom builds.

Some of the guys here have already got replacement parts machined and there is plenty of advice about new shocks and forks.