Recent content by Proto2000

Here is a different Breezer, American Breezer that is. I foolishly sold it about 2 years ago after hoarding it for about 15 years. Completely original less the tires which were NOS Ground Controls. The frame and stem are anodized, not polished aluminum.

Here is a Yeti I sold, 1991 vintage. Got my asking price of $3000 4 years ago. Gotta be worth a bit more now...

I see the post is deleted, did you snap it up? I would have jumped on it as I have a P21 not fillet brazed but to each their own. Damn good price for a bike built by the Man.

The bike is all done now, although tiny. I kept with the flow of the lower end Shimano group and some cheapie Amazon tires.

Not 100% sure, but I think this is the one I used after finding out my GT Hadley was cracked. Be sure to check the bore diameter of the one you are replacing to ensure the right size for axle...

Some Ross bikes in mid 80's have a similar stem as a Cooks but not quite as nice and a bit on the heavy side. Might be an option until the right stem comes along and will be a ton cheaper I would expect.

There is a 1992 P23 at the Marin Museum of Bicycling for sale, maybe hit them up to see if they might ship. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/bik/d/fairfax-wow-very-nice-1992-ritchey-mtb/7825405129.html

That is a very nice bike and loving that stem. The only thing Cinelli I have is this cool stem on an MB4 I recently picked up.

Voodoo's are popular around SF Bay Area so if one pops up I will usually try to buy it. This one I don't think I did a post for, checked my history. It's a 96 I think and has been passed on to a new owner as of a few months ago. Came to me almost as like the picture, cleaned, lubed and new...

Made a bit of headway on the build today. Wheels are cleaned up although the tires and tubes were shot. Dialed in the brakes, new look alike seatpost installed along with that fat arse saddle, new BB in place and crankset on. Waiting on a response for a set of shifters/levers selling on eBay and...

This one caught my eye even though it was covered in grime and spider webs. Was bargain basement price at $40 and is a complete bike which has all of the components for that year. Only the tires and possibly the saddle are not original to the the specs. The seat post is toast so I do have a...

Just starting this Uno. Is a complete bike that sat in a shed for many years so it was covered in dust and spider webs, yuck. I think it's a 1993 based on the original parts that are/were on the bike so likely will upgrade to Deore where I can. Currently has Alivio and Altus components which are...

This one is completed as of today. I went with the FSX fork to match the the carbon swingarm and do have a V-brake brace coming someday from China, Improve Part guy on eBay. Build kit is M739 only because It does not have the rear canti cable stop on the swingarm. Wheels are Single Track Pro...

Update: I painted the 1" flip flop stem black and bought a 22.2-25.4 seatpost shim from Amazon, the long style version, and installed. Seems to be holding strong so I will run it like that until a decent priced 1 1/8" one shows up somewhere. Also, will be swapping the matte bars for these shiny...

This one was dirt cheap locally so I snapped it up a few months ago. Many of the parts are what I believe to be original to the bike less the wheels. It does have the crackle/checked paint in areas but overall, not too bad. I like the look of the "fillet brazed" areas on the frame and the rear...