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Is that a Precision derailleur? I have a red one installed on my bike. I think the travel of the fork is right too.

I was going to upload a scan of my manual but looks like its taken care of. thanks BG ;) .

I see them come up on EBay sometimes in NOS condition. My issue, right now, is funds. I'm a cautious rider & I only weigh 160 lbs so I suspect the Strata Shock Pro just failed from age. I bought it used on EBay

I mean the area directly behind the steertube where a bolt passes through the frame. This bolt attaches cable stops on one side (bike w/o stock remote lock-out rear shock) and on both sides on bikes that came stock w/ rear remote lock-out. The sleeve-area, where the bolt passes through the frame...

Can't wait to see your next build. This one was so illuminating. Thanks. Don't build 'em too fast though or you'll run out of tasks ;)

Very nice looking frame. Parts look like a good choice too.

Yeah. as others have said, if I was asking that much I'd include many close-up pics, a border, etc.... Go all-out. I did see this listing a couple days ago because I troll bikes on EBay when its slow after hours.

My 1994 Giant Yukon SE came w/ Brahma bars: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/mai ... emId=90105

VERY nice. I like the Schwalbe tires too :D

Top- notch build. I also have a Precision derailleur & WCS tires although my derailluer is red. Good choice. Keep that bike- porn coming ;)

I thought I remembered seeing a cut-away of a Y bike and there was a supporting lattice under the carbon. Not sure. BTW- I like the advert w/ Tinker Juarez :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tinker_Juarez

Seems the seals just failed from age. I could get another if I wanted to seek it out. After reading some more after the failure, I encountered some info that claimed that the Y 22 was not sufficiently reinforced @ the thru-bolt area of the frame to safely allow the use of a remote lock-out...

I like the lugwork on that frame, especially near the headtube, & it looks to be in great shape

bookmarked it :) I see one of the rear shocks will fit my bike. :P Thanks. I remember when Proflex first was rolled-out in my area. I was mesmerized by it at the bike shop.

Anyone heard of a life-span for a carbon bike frame? I thought I read somewhere that carbon bikes lose their frame integrity after so many years. Anyway, this bike, as many here know, has an aluminium endoskeleton for reinforcement so I'm not overly concerned that it's just going to break in...

This is different from the bikes in the U.S. constructed for larger people?: http://zinncycles.com/Zinn/index.php/archives/5 Lennard Zinn also produced a bicycle repair manual: http://zinncycles.com/Zinn/index.php/bookdvd

I like it too. Looks like they got it right back then

That brand name brings back distant memories. Looks like you really equipped it well.

Who manufactures the red chain or was it sent somewhere? I ask because my bike has an anodized red, motif (see my gallery)

I like the saddle in that the sides are "shaved" to allow for more movement but I have a lighter saddle if I were in a race for something of value: Titec "Ithys" w/ Ti rails :D I did take the Specialized Body Geometry saddle off immediately, even though some swear that it is one of the most...