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I found their website.. looks like it hasn't been updated since the mid 90s though.. seriously check it out.. it's even got a hit counter (sadly not working) http://adventurecomponents.com/

Re: 1993 Diamondback Axis Team Titanium - Build in progress Just got these in the mail today :D Gonna do the ol' Shimergo trick to mate it with an 8 speed cassette. The brifters are ~60g lighter than the Cane Creek SCS-5 brake levers and Deore thumb shifters I typically use to set up my drop...

I'm the proud new owner of some nice turquoise hubs, but the rear feels a little rough when i turn it. Does anyone have any info on how to service this hub? I see a retaining ring inside the freehub body area but no other obvious ways to get inside. I read that it's a cartridge bearing.. are...

I've got 5 Diamondbacks in my tiny flat right now. Trying to sell one and have had at least one more in the past..

Re: 1993 Diamondback Axis Team Titanium - Build in progress Just grabbed the perfect wheelset for this bike.. I would have missed it too except a strange set of circumstances woke me up early and I saw the seller had responded to the email I had just sent 4 hours previously, right before going...

Re: 1993 Diamondback Axis Team Titanium - Build in progress Thanks ovlov for the tip on Wadsy's BoTM, i'll have to check it out :) Andy yeah this bike is on track to weigh 22 pounds, 2 pounds lighter than the carbon/alu Trek. Eventually I'd like to get some lighter wheels too, try to bring it...

I picked up a 1993 DBR Axis TT a month or two back. Originally came with an aftermarket carbon fork which was the wrong size for the frame I was lucky enough to find a super light steel fork to replace the carbon one.. the steel fork actually ended up being lighter than the carbon fork by...

oh ok.. i was thinking these were competition oriented frames not touring/atb so i was surprised

whoa crazy yours has mounts for a rack on the stays?

thanks, grabbed this nice Tange butted fork branded Trek System 3 tonight. Weight is 790g which is less than the listed weight for the carbon fork its going to replace :mrgreen: the paint is in really good shape, its a shame it doesnt match the titanium at all. ~410mm length

i keep seeing the measurement 413mm popping up on steel forks with 45mm of offset.. im guessing thats probably close

I'm almost done putting together my Axis TT and I can tell the fork that it came with is too long.. just sitting on the bike and moving the handle bars I get massive wheel flop, and the whole bike looks like its tilted back. The fork it came with is an "Exotic" branded carbon fork, appears to...

nice, I just took the drop bars from my Univega pictured above and put them on my Axis TT :D

cheers folks

I'm interested in installing a modern 2 piece crankset on my DB Axis TT (mostly to save weight) but I most of them kinda seem like they are too modern looking can anyone recommend a nice two piece crank that would look good on an early 90s mtb? I'd prefer 110bcd 175mm

Re: 1988 - Overbury's Pioneer - A little progress has been m i think i have some that came off a 1989 stump jumper comp.. ill have to check what condition they are in

they list these two shops as retailers of their products, perhaps one of these shops could order them to avoid shipping/taxes? London W1F 0AD Tokyo Fixed (books, BQ) 4, Peter Street 0207-734-1885 Brentwood, Essex CM14 4DW Kings Road Cycles 36, Kings Road 0208-144-3627

yeah they are expensive but worth it imo. i dont know about shipping to the uk though :\

you might check out Compass tires if you like skinwalls.. I have them on two bikes. excellent for road, fine for dirt paths. http://www.compasscycle.com/tires_comp_26_175.html

Re: 1995 DBR Axis TT *FINISHED AGAIN, PICS ON PAGE 5 man that BB is crazy light.. I have a 19" TT frame, fork, headset and BB and already it weighs about a kilogram more than the total weight for the equivalent parts you have listed