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So my wife and I had to evacuate do to a very large fire near our home. I could only take two bikes so I loaded up my Merlin and her Gary Fisher Mt. TAM. Very depressing hope we don't lose everything.

Re: Look what the cat dragged in................... a ‘96 Y-TREK Great vision on this and glad you didn't brand it as a fiveO. Anxious to see it completed. It's going to be a stunner.

Very nice. Looking forward to watching the build.

That is one heck of a garage find. Any story on the bike?

If you are using a cell or tablet there are resizing apps. Chad

Open in paint and resize Pic to 30%

Such a cool bike. Great job and glad you kept the patina.

Bike porn. Great job.

Nice work. Check out mine in my signature.

Re: Re: :lol: need long arms.

I owned this version. They ride well. Added a Fox float to improve it. Note: this Pic.was not my bike, just one found online for reference. .

Re: Some better Pics. a new seat, tires and tune up. Love these old C-dales. Handmade in the US.

Hopefully mine will look this good when I'm done with it. Did you do something with the paint on yours? It looks darker .

Hey all, I am trying to add more bikes to my signature but they are coming out one on top of the other . My original links were in line. Any experts out there?

Nice purchase. These are great climbing bikes. I own a 95.

Re: Re: Yes I have seen your ALIEN before, very nice. Just checked out your other builds :shock: Love the Lotus. Very rare here in the US. So on my Nishiki there is a small crack on the seat tube but no worries, my neighbor is a master welder and has the ultimate metal shop.

Thanks, It's purple.

So about a year ago I spotted a guy biking through the neighborhood on a Nishiki alien. I complimented him on what a cool bike it was and we had a long conversation on retro bikes. He's a cool older gentleman from California and it turns out he has owned several E-stay's. So anyway, I am doing...

Very nice. I had a chance to buy one a couple of years ago. l should have stepped up and bought it.

Re: I worked with the founder of Titus at General Dynamics in Arizona. I have a very rare road bike built by him. Amazing quality welds. You can see it in my links below.