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Glad you like Roy. I think it might be the stem from the 1988 model, Rocky could have change the spec during the 1987 model year too. The spec for 88' listed a fillet brazed stem.

This is what it looks like now. I sold it to a good friend of mine (was too small for me) who got it painted white, He has all the parts for a period correct build, it's just taking him forever to put it together :roll:

Finishing Couple bubbles but not bad

Braze the new stay

Miter the stay The hard part was matching the bend, but I got it pretty good :)

More coming :D

The repair Flux it up Heat it up and brush off as much brass as possible Cut the bridge Remove old chainstay Grind the old brass, the bb is pretty thick and the marks look deeper than they are

more pics of the frame before the repair

I acquire this Ritchey frame that had a broken chainstay, pretty classic failure for an old frame. So I decide it was worth it to repair it. Here is the frame when I got it. The Crack :cry: Repair pictures coming soon 8)

Good score :shock: I don't know where you guys find this stuff, I'm going to have to look harder.

This is a nice example that I acquire last year. Pretty much original all Xt parts. Bars and stem were either change by the owner or it was a change from Rocky Mountain during the model year i'm not sure, nice stem though. Sold it to a friend recently.Cheers 1987 Rocky Mountain Blizzard...

This was my dream bike back then, a friend of mine had one, I would drool over it every time we went for a ride. Thanks for sharing. :D

That Brodie looks awesome with the black parts, Nice one.

1986 Slingshot I just join the forum and I have a red bike that I think is cool and I thought why not try this BoTM thing . Old pictures but the bike still looks like this. 1986 Slingshot