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There is a bit of history mentioned in these articles... http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/induct ... =99&mID=94 http://www.mtnbikehalloffame.com/induct ... 99&mID=122 I had seen a TV show about these fellows. It gave the impression that there had been a falling out among the...

Uh, yeah, je pense que non. :? The dead giveaway other than the overall crappy nature of the beast is the cheap cable routing on the top tube. Run, don't walk, away from this dept store jobbie.

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I post this because I wonder if there may be some like-minded people (probably 35 yrs old+) in a musical slant. I went to see Stereolab here a couple of months back, and the warm-up act was Hot Chip. Never had heard of them before, but were they a lot of fun. They reminded me of both...

I, too, run 7/8 speed XT thumbies with 8 speed cassettes, no probs. But I must say, those SJS ones are pretty intriguing. Bah - 9 and 10 speed cassettes prolly just wear out more quickly anyway. (and cheers for the link, Mr Scum.)

looks minty fresh... http://vancouver.craigslist.org/bik/154364811.html

that didn't work try the suzi q on eBay.de - item # 8800526538

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Fusion was the entry level Rocky, not the lightest, spec'd out with Deore DX, or even Exage Mtn in '88. Would've been abt CDN$650 for the whole bike new, years ago. Hierarchy was something like TiBolt/Thunderbolt/Tantalus, Altitude, Blizzard, Equipe/Avalanche, Hammer, Fusion. Happy bidding!

pics for you - from the RMB 1995 calendar/brochure - if you want them in higher res, please e-mail me and I'll forward them to you. Try the German site www.mtb-news.de - they are into the 'kult' bikes in a strong way. Many many cool Rockys there. Gotta sign up to see some of the pics...

This one is in my old hometown. http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-1835129- ... dZViewItem

I'm having a tough time with the year on this one...it might just be a 1992. That one seems to have come with the Rock Shok. And the colour of the fork is just too perfect a match. There is currently a 92 catalogue listed on eBay.de, and he has a photo of the Altitude for that year in the...

I made a craigslist score today. a 92 Cirrus, with some extra parts and goodies on the side.

I'm stoked to find there are a lot who are as chuffed about old hardtails as me. I was thinking a site like this was needed and was very pleased to find it. I think a pendulum is swinging somewhere... I lived on the bald cold prairie of Canada until I was 38, then had the amazing fortune to...

Not much is original on this bike...seatpost, stem, u-brake and ratty old saddle. Everything else was upgraded or wore out. Except for the original crankset - some gorilla with a wrench overtightened the bolts and messed that up :x It originally came with Shimano 105 headset and hubs...

Scant, thanks, I'd appreciate a copy of that review. This is a scan of the Altitude in the RMB brochure for 1991.

There is a good chance that these are Bontrager roll-downs. http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-1835129- ... R40QQfviZ1

The same as run by John Tomac. I have one of these in my attic. If you remember these, you really do belong here. http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-1835129- ... 6fvi%253D1

Oh, yes, I ride them. The all have their own characteristics...one fits very well, one has a nice 'ba-twangy' feel to it , one rides like a couch, and one's bloody fast 'cos it's a road bike. Now that I'm in Vancouver, I'm thinking of getting a deKerf custom built by the man himself. I hope...