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I ride a Fat Ti, because it's still a fun ride after 14 years! And I can't afford the Turner FS I want... :(

I've got #1132. I wonder how many more they made? I'll check First Flight for additions.

I'm not positive, but I think 2000 was the last year.

Thanks! I have upgraded the fork to a white Brothers Magic 80, which led to going to the XTR V's because of spacing issues with the Ultimates. They work darn well too, but don't look as cool. The Nokian Studs are awesome and allow me to ride when it's frozen. I am waiting for some subzero...

I have a TWP chain tensioner from the early/mid 90's. I used it a few rides, then took it off.

Got it! Thanks very much! Ben

Hello, I remember someone on here saying that they had a manual for the Arch Supremes. If you read this, and it's not too much trouble, could you please scan it and email it to me? It would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!! bencarlton@comcast.net

I've had Arch supremes on my Ti Fat for 8 years, and they are good stoppers. I think the levers are Speed Dials.

I have the Arch Supremes on my Fat, and would appreciate it if you could scan and email me a copy as well. TIA! bencarlton@comcast.net

Nice Fat! I rode with a guy with a Seven Sola 29er with a Ti fork last weekend and was amazed at the amount of flex available. Guy was fast.

I had a Raleigh Grand Prix in 1974. Not for long though, as it was stolen.

You should never get rid of your Ti Fat. I've needed money, but I think my Ti would be the last thing I'd sell. :cry:

My Fat Ti and 2 others live in my living room. My ex girlfriend didn't like it. :)

I have the Nokon Silver cables, and although they work fine, the tin coating on the plastic outers has come off on a good portion. I thought when I first bought them that the segments were aluminium. Not impressed. I wish Ride-On were still making cables. But wait, I found some really good...

I have some Pulstar hubs I'd sell. I don't know if they are Pineapple or not. They are in good condition. What are they worth?

I've got a '98 Rhygin road bike, made in Cambridge, Mass. from Columbus Metax Stainless Steel. I had it built in 98 with Shimano 9 Speed Dura Ace components. I'll post a pic soon.

G'day! I didn't realize that they are spread all over. They are sweet rides!

It is a lot of fun to ride fast. We have some seriously technical riding here in Ct., which this bike was designed for. I've never been on a bicycle site before, but have a newer Triumph, and the debates over which tyre to use or what oil to use become comical! I imagine it's the same over here...

I agree. Why have discs? A friend who has an IF and I are still riding hardtails, when most of our friends have gone FS. And we're still faster! :)