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Probably rare and the magura brake levers are sought after. Sell.... and buy nice parts for the Ritchey.

Sell the scott brakes as well... they are not suntour but scotts, right? Probably worth some cash. Buy xt 730 or suntour xc pro stuff and you will still keep a lot of change for a nice seatpost, saddle and stem.

Ritchey geometry from the era is very different from 90s bikes. I like 80s bikes.

Unless you ride rocky trails i would drop the rock ring real fast. Sell those magura levers on ebay and make enough money to rebuild the wheels maybe the entire bike.

Nope. Fishers have different construction details (like how seatstays meet the seat tube) and they were not built by Ritchey.

I have them on my bike. I also have the champagne ones w/ grease guard and i prefer the ones you got. Don´t know the model name though.

Cook bros steel stem and titanium hbar. Bike of the year.

Wooow!! NOw we are talking deep vintage stuff

Syncros took the shape of the cattle prod and made that cap. Not only it breaks but makes you cut the steerer instead of letting some out for future change. The cattle head stem has other problems. The way it tightens on the steerer is not as good as the common two allen bolt fit which...

It feels like yesterday.;)

A 97 frame is built w/ a 70mm susp fork. A rigid fork should have an A-C of 430mm at least. Head angle is steepened by 1 degr. every 20mm so that tange would bring the 71 head angle to 73... Not to mention BB height and seat tube angle.

Does anyone remember a high end Mongoose frame made of Logic tubing? Dark blue color. A friend of mine had one. Sadly it broke.

The force comp and ascent are the same bike.

Article mentions the Ascent not having rack eyelets.

Late 80s Ritchey geometry. Rigid fork working together w/ frame design.. something that got lost when susp forks came along. Never tried one and i would love to.

Bit spendy ( 100 bucks too much if not a fillet brazed Ritchey and beat to h like it is) but i would go for it since it´s my size.

Made in Taiwan avid tri align copy sold under different names by different brands.

Butted aluminum has a softer more shock absorbing ride than a steel bar.

I remember those bikes came w/ a 1.5in rake fork, like the Yo Eddy fork, unlike everybody´s 1.75.

Looks like a Kestrel.