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What size steer tube?

Looks pretty nice! It's far to big for me though. :( http://www.ebay.com/itm/KLEIN-Road-Bike ... Sw~gRVrYgM

I would also suggest a Porsche Cayenne or a Macan- those are practical other than the fact that you wouldn't want to scratch it.

You may also consider a Land Rover Discovery, or even a Range Rover... There's lots of seating, they'll go anywhere, and parts are relatively easy to get if something goes wrong.

Not just any horseshoe, a GIANT horseshoe!

What if I told you that I was really "Chris?" If Chris finds a blue fast feather seat skewer to sell me I'll be really impressed...

A note to "Chris"... What is "hustling" a bike? :? Another note to the community- Beware of Chris! Don't let him get his hipster hands on a Klein! There's no telling what he'll do with one. :facepalm:

Re: Klein Mantra Pro frame MC2 NOS! Do you have the fork?

There's a Klein Quantum I'm looking to buy with the serial number 2Q4E9- that doesn't tell me much other than the fact that it's a Quantum. I know it's either a 1990 or 1991, because the serial number is on the dropout, and the color is Bright Green. Like the green on the Attitudes. Can anyone...

It's not my size either. :( By the way, where in the world did you find the Prime tires?!

I really don't know how you tell for sure, I've seen the original ones before, those were custom made for all of the team members. Maybe the originals didn't have a serial number? Or maybe they have a serial number that represents it's a team bike?

Is that an original 7-Eleven? Nonetheless, it's cool!

It's a Pinnacle, not a Rascal. The Rascal had horizontal dropouts. Pinnacle: https://www.google.com/search?q=klein+p ... 86se764%3D Rascal: https://www.google.com/search?q=klein+p ... VpJpfgM%3A

Go to a local bike shop and see what they've got up for demo. I raced a Santa Cruz Bantam, and despite my bias against new bikes, I thought it was great! It was really smooth, and I also liked the adjustability of the shocks. One downside was the 27.5" wheels, I prefer 26".

It's a Pinnacle. Not a Mountain Klein, not a Rascal/Top Gun. The square to round chainstays and the dropouts prove so. It's also got cantilever brakes, which makes it a 1990. See page 5 of the catalog. http://www.vintage-trek.com/Trek-Fisher ... 0klein.pdf

Here's one with an MC1. (Sorry, it's red, not Aurora.) http://fcdn.mtbr.com/attachments/vintag ... 02-001.jpg

It's possible that the people who won the auction didn't pay for it.

Re: It was just a suggestion. Sorry.

As for handlebars, you could use bullmoose handlebars, or to match the XC9000 group you could use a Suntour stem with some Nitto handlebars. Here's a nice one with bullmoose handlebars: http://www.active-s.com/mountain-klein- ... %E3%83%B3/ Here's one with a Suntour stem...

I'd say to flare them by heating up the end with a match or a lighter, then dab it on some wax paper or something so that it's flared and the cables can still go through.