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Tastefully done and looking as it was assembled out of the box. I wonder if you managed to replace the shock body or if you had the coating chemically treated?

I second this opinion as well. RST's are nothing but problems.

Re: It looks mint and serves a purpose! Will you reduce the length of the crank arms as well?

Re: I reckon that most people have misconceptions regarding drug policies in Portugal. Law-enforcement agencies may slack on prosecuting drug addicts but that doesn't mean it's so very easy and affordable to get hold of narcotics in first place. I've been assaulted by drug addicts in the past...

Re: Can't really explain why but square tubing always screamed "high-tech" in my mind... ...even-though the bike industry opted for hydro-forming... :roll: Anyways it's a beautiful piece of mountain-bike history, congratulations on that acquisition! :)

Re: Is that a coil dropper post you have mounted?

Re: Have you scaled it recently? I've been curious to know if it's feasible to configure a lightweight enduro/freeride bike without sacrificing comfort and durability of the lightweight parts that go along with it.

Thanks man! :twisted:

Re: 1999 Kona Stinky restoration for the sake of nostalgia! ...as a proud Stinky rider i'm pulling up a chair if you don't mind... :D

Will you build it with period-correct parts or are you going to give it a modern twist?

Re: GT STS Lobo 99 : retromodern built, full carbon components.. Could you give us more insight about what's so magic about Thermoplastic material?

Re: GT STS Lobo 99 : retromodern built, full carbon components.. Why didn't you opted for a modern DH bike? Not that GT Lobo isn't a remarkable frame but i'm curious to know why you didn't chose your build around a modern geometry instead..?

Re: That is a funky looking lobo :!: How much does it weight :?:

Re: DMR Bolt - a single-speed full-sus pt.2 Does it feel biased for a freeride type of ride or enduro pedal machine for trails?

I'm looking for information about this trike mentioned in the topic. I remember seeing it as a showpiece in the store where i bought my first bike (around '98 or '99). I'm not sure if it was commercialized but it was very cool and one awesome marketing stunt from the brand... ...thanks in...

I'm not sure if this is the very same brand that manufactures suspensions. If so, my advice is to avoid them. They look cheap and they are prone problems.

Re: Giant ATX DH Team (Update Page 8) Will be ridden in a modern fashion or just for show purposes?

Even if the new bearings don't eliminate the play, maybe a metal sleeve can sort it out?

Re: '98 Marin Team DH F.R.S I have fond memories of this frame! First time i went downhill with my supermarket hardtail the guy in front of me was riding one of these. Cleared my way never to be seen again yet i still hold some pride in it, i cleared the run with plastic cantilevers and a...

I don't see why people brag about expensive Fox Kashima Coated suspensions. They are lighter that Marzocchi alright but on the downside they are kind of stiff and require more maintenance. Not to mention that kashima coating is prone to fading and re-coating costs a small fortune. I guess trends...