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I am not a Marin expert, but I do have a Team FRS which was the next up in the range from the Nail FRS. It does look genuine enough, but it doesn't look as big as a 19" (Mine is a 19" and doesn't look like that).

I still have my Giro Hammerhead (like the one in Fluffychickens post) in its box at my parents house. I think it dates from 1991.

That is lovely, glad to see you lost all perspective regarding sorting it out!(my first mountain bike was the same as that). I, like a lot of other people on here I am sure do, I regret selling my first mtb. At the time I was young and skint so the money I got was needed to fund a new...

I am restoring my 1996 Trek 7000ZX, that I have had from new. It was my first bike with an aluminium frame and suspension forks. It has gone through phases of modification, as 'old' bikes do. It has moved with me from house to house, it has sat in a garden shed with bits missing for years. I...

Good to hear it has gone to some on here. It would be great to see some pictures of it, and when you get it built up.

Possibly Dalby Forrest, on either my retro Marin Team FRS or my modern Marin Wolf Ridge - depending upon what time my riding buddy turns up, and what the weather is like (if raining newer bike will be out). Or it will be the local woods and bridlepaths as he is always late and Dalby can be well...

Firstly apologies for not having had chance to go to my parents house and search the loft for my old mountain bike catalogues. However I spotted a 1996 Nail FRS on E bay last night (item number 250597047374), the auction is for a frame and assorted bits of the bike. From memory I think...

Please bear with me, I will have to wait until I can get chance to delve in the folks loft. Paul

Hi, I am a newbie who has been lurking around these parts for a while now, so please excuse my posting without a proper introduction. I have a 1996 Team FRS in my garage, owned it since new, retired it in 2005. The bike is nearly original , I just swapped the stem, bars and saddle, (but I...