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that sounds quite heavy, are you sure it's just the frame and Headset (~100g) or includes also fork or seat post?

sure, I would also struggle to find a proper bike to mount this, although I do have a more than a dozen classic bikes. But I'm sure I have seen nice bikes here at Retrobikes with that Zeroweld stem. While searching I found this curiosity...

Machine Tech Zeroweld stem https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/machine-tech.5266/ not odd, but "Agressive, radical & innovative" as mentioned in your Ad ;) and that's why we love such things

Hi, to me this looks like a nickel plated CroMo frame. Those bikes with nickel plated or sometimes also called "titanized" finish had been offered from many brands, often Ritchey tubing or at least pieces like drop-outs have been used. Typical suspects offering nickel plated models have been...

no need to worry, this is not a junkyard, it was just a picture to illustrate a suspension fork test in a Spanish bike mag from 1993, I'm sure they haven't left the forks, hot shit at this time, for more than just a few pictures in that scenery.

ah, sure, convinced! and sorry

cheap, mid-nineties, Mavic 238 for instance had a similar profile (in the pic at the right side at the bottom) but hubs are clearly already from early nineties.

i do see grey Tioga Psycho II tires, but not sure if those are still in good conditions. The Rims seem to be indeed Mavic, but from a later year as the bike. The rest, not sure. To me this is not a Rockshox RS1 or any other cool thing, maybe even a cheap Taiwanese fork? Not sure at all, but...

SX has been often used to indicate models with suspension fork., SX = shox ;-) Please find below a picture of the 690SX from 1994 (sorry for the bad quality) Revoshift is the name of the nowadays and cheap twist shifter (gripshift copy) from Shimano. They are around maybe since 10years at...

Hi, before you invest some efforts, time and money (tools) into building something on your own, I would like to just comment that the bashguard used at the nice Cannondale picture above is not so special. Just search for a bash guard for a Trial bike. E.g. Onza has it Armstrong bash guard or...

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1991-redline-mtb-catalogue.483665/

Hi Tony, yes, please do provide some pictures or even a scan of the 1996 catalog! Either post pictures directly here (please try to do picture the pages ideally from the top without and reflection or shadows) and I can help to make a brochure out of it if needed, or provide a scan as PDF...

it's hot today, looking forward to refresh myself in a pool

Let me post also a pic of the Redline ECS model for 1990, it was called Forty For (44), without braces between the chain and seat stays and one for the Anlen Sabel for 1991 same one sold as Centurion the same one in an anlen ad from the year before 1990, without braces, and without or an...

sure, just realized it's the one also included in the ebay pictures, and where you found the picture of the conquest 40 frame set, it's called "ninety one", for 1991. I've uploaded it now to the archive. As there is no "Redline" section yet in the new archive, but a a few more Redline brochures...

Redline Ninety One catalog covering MTBs, Frames, ATBs and Kids bikes.

joglo submitted a new resource: Redline 1991 Read more about this resource...

it's Xcross also on the decals of the bike. The main decal at the down-tube is just a bit misleading, but there is another MTN. Xross on the seattube in blue letters with a more clear font. There was a bike recently on sale here...

this is an old thread, not sure if all users are still around. Just found your post also interesting because I do own a Redline Conquest 45 from 1991. Here are some pictures https://www.mtb-news.de/forum/t/der-elevated-chainstay-thread.269968/post-18379987 This 45 seems to be younger than the...

sorry, this wheel size is for something like this, not for grown-ups ;)