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To answer your original question... this was truly a limited production bike. It was used for a lot of promotions. If I can dig my dealer catalogs out of storage, I'll pass along more information. From the photos, everything looks original to me. congrats....

The old Deore shifters you're dealing with were pretty durable. Might be a problem in the cable or rear der (something binding somewhere). Too short of a chain can put a lot of stress on that shifter too, although it's pretty unusual to have 2 fail in a row.

Thanks - Mark posted a note a few weeks ago saying the website had been lost due to server crash and he was rebuilding it. Hope he gets it back online soon. I think his site has (had) about 75% of all the cuda info available on the web located there.

Yes - I'm assuming it came from Asia... the decal on the frame says " designed & assembled in USA"..... that's the way all of the US companies tried to market their way around offshore production. I have one Yeti-built cuda frame and it is awesome. At least they used the original...

Hi All, Any opinions on the Barracuda A2Fast? I just acquired one and was wondering whether anyone had any previous experience with that model (I think it was only made in 1995). It seems to be a somewhat downscale full suspension frame as compared to the A2FX. Was this a...

Ringle etc FYI - BikePro's archives say this about Ringle quill stems: "The Zooka mountain stem is available in six colors, Blue, Black, 3DV Three Dimensional Violet / Lavender, Pewter Grey, Red or Silver in three diameters, 1" , 1 1/8" or 1 1/4"... BTW, if anyone still has a 1 1/8" ringle...

OK, so in 1992-95, Yeti was making many of Barracuda's frames. If Barracuda was sold to Ross (Rand Int) in 1996, who made the 1997-98 frames that say " Made in USA"? Didn't Ross source 100% of their production from Asia? Could the decals be...... dare I say - erroneous?