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Ne1 know where to find info on Rocky Mountain Bikes history? I've seen the site with the catalogs, but I would like to see more. I'm sure there is some rocky fanatic out there with a site dedicated to this great canadian manufacturer. (formerly great IMHO. now they are owned by Canada's...

Should be 1 1/8. I have a 92 hahana and its 1 1/8. If so, you can use ahead system.

Gears are for queers. That bike is killer. I'll submit my SS Blizzard as well. 8)

I'll keep my Canadian steel ride. :P :P

There is a bit you can get that hangs through the seat collar or seat QR.

Wade Simmons handed me his Rocky Flow and told me to throw it over some Dirt Jumps. I did a few jumps until I hit nose first into a landing. It was Marzocchi's first year of the DJ1 fork, and thank god too cause it soaked up the hit and saved me from greater embarassment. That bike also had...

Definately like the "Action Shot OTM". No elitism (not that I really care if there is). And it gets us off our couches. Poser shots of bikes in the driveway are nice, but boring to look at. How many xt thumbshifters can a guy handle? I should add though, that I don't have a single picture...

U brakes rock. mmmmmmmm xt

Anyone into custom cruisers? Choppers? Lowriders? I was just on another site and there is a section dedicated to such things. But because the site was American they were all store bought schwinn choppers and Electra cruisers and then some tall bikes. Pretty Freekin boring. Choppers are so...

blizz pics in the readers rides section.

603418 VELOCIPEDE May 3, 1898 Must of been where crackandfail got the idea for thier headshock. :P

I agree. I suggest this vid to everyone into BMX or MTB history.

A bike from my garage. Wish it were my size. Then I wish it were mine (it's my sister in law's). Cool nonetheless. 8) Anyone guess the vintage? All original down to the packing grease on the chain. [img=http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/6564/tomarch12012xl0.th.jpg]

I knew I was "in" when I started to visit the shop to they would deal with everyone else that came in the store first. customer: "I think he was ahead of me in line." shop guy: "Oh he just hangs here, he can wait." I really knew I was in when they started paying me. :D

Kings rock. And you will get yor money's worth out of them. If you don't want ot be a part of the "Chris King Club" though :roll: and you just need a headset that works and will work for years to come, FSA Duron comes in a 1". I love quality componentry, but I've had a headset made up of 4...

The shop I work at could be considered a retro gold mine. Bins full of old parts. Some nicer stuff set aside in cases obviously. Frames, accessories, you name it. To name a few goodies: 1988 Blizzard, mint. Huffy colorado cruiser (early 80's I think). PK ripper, DBR, Hutch, Haro. A stack...

I have to agree with you Sam R. My blizzard is the best handling hardtail I've ever ridden. Way nicer than the stiff "hydroformed" and gusseted bikes coming out of the marketing machine today. (A generalization, I know, there are some nice new bikes being made). The paint on mine I would...

My 1994 Rocky Mountain blizzard. If not 1994 than please help me find out what it might be. It's my main ride. 8)

Canadian Blizzard Hi all. Figured this would be a good location for my first post on this forum. I work in a store in Canada (guelph, Ontario). I see alot of vintage parts go through and it's kinddled my interest in bike history for years now. I can't believe I didn't find this site...