I've removed several dozen user accounts that appeared to be created by bots. There's a small chance that a valid user was deleted. Please register again if necessary. I also replaced the registration form with a new one incorporating a Google reCaptcha checkbox. Hopefully this will stop...

It's been over 11 years since the EPX forum launched and now it's time for some upgrades as both the forum and news manager have become obsolete. I've installed and configured new plugins that had facilities to import all content from the old versions. This means that everyone's...

I've just started a thread where I've decided to post some photos of my Terrashark rebuild. It's long overdue and I'm pleased to finally get around to it. Read and respond here.  

I've removed a series of user accounts from the website as notifications to them were bouncing. If you find your account is no longer active, please register again and check your email.

I've upgraded the CMS and the forum plugin and have had to reset it to all default templates, which has made a mess of the  nice styling I had done for the site. I'll fix it up soon. In the meantime, please report any bugs, thanks!

Rob

Asher Rios from Santa Cruz California has been crafting some much needed parts for EPX bike owners and recently added an extended shock mount for Terrasharks to his portfolio.

There are no official parts available for EPX bikes and this is the only way to get these items now. So don't miss this opportunity to get a better shock mount or some spare dérailleur hangers for your Terrashark!

Read Asher's

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...

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.