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I don't know how rare could be this Grimeca XSIV brakes Since are the first I was able to find. Anybody knows a bit of History about this brakes?

OH MY GOSSSSHH! Seems I'll ask you for a sponsorship to my retro DH-FR Bike project. I have some interesting pieces too I got on my visit to Italy, straight from the wreckeges of Grimeca Factory. Tomorrow I'll upload photos

Kowa Hehe... I'm kind of the spokes man in Europe and America's Of Kowa. If you get really interested, I can make some phonecalls to Osaka. Let me know by PM, when you bring on this Foes Project.

Haha... That would be a nice project, but I'm too tight on budget with the projects I need to handle for next Eurobike, I just love to see that well preserved machines, your frame is exceptionally well preserved. I don't have the parts with me, but I know where to knock some doors to get them...

Awesome Ride man! But would you like to Bring it to a "Near-Original" Component setup? I have some contacts to get a wheelset that is very close to the original one, a pair of Hope Big UN Red Anodized hubs, front 20mm, rear 9 mm, laced to Gray Coloured Mavic EX 729 Rims. Also I have a contact...

Latest news from Kowa Well people, this is far to be retro, because is the latest Race Technology from Kowa in Japan, but worth to be here, because this company realized that Old School on making Suspension forks by dedicated CNC machining piece by piece and not doing cast massified series...

Amazing bike man, but when you said that last time you ride it was 10 years ago... I think you should ride that bike at least once a year, perhaps for your birthday, or perhaps your wedding anniversary now that you say that was gift from your wife. That would give a nice life to that wonderful...

WAU! So perfectly conservated. Is that one yours? If the awnser is yes, you should bring it to the smithsonian haha piece of art!

Mahtava! Man, you found something I wasn't able to find on google! Great job man! Kiitos!

CLOSE ENOUGH! But not that same one, exactely the same livery colors, similar eqquipment, except of the Fork, Monster t 1999 instead of 1998 super T and the frame design is quite similar than old school Norco VPS Anyways wonderful pic!

Re: Rarest of rarest Nopes, the one I'm looking is FSR design, looking like an old school norco vps, in the aquamarine Bianchi-Martini Racing Livery colors, eqquipped with Marzocchi Monster T fork, Formula HD 1 Disc Brakes in the front with this massive 4 bolts straight pull spokes Hub from...

Re: Rarest of rarest 1999 BIANCHI for DH anyone?

BARDZO DOBRY MAN! But the pic you posted isn't an evoluzione, the evoluzione has not adjuster bolts in the caliper and the graphics says Evoluzione, perhaps this is one of the first versions of the HD1 brake, wich is even rarest than the evoluzione Great job man!

Monster T set a change on the history of mountainbiking

Hubs That's great but probably what would make me Drool is this front 20mm straight pull spokes hub, with 4 bolts to mount those star core 4 bolt 185 mm formula rotors. Would be Nice if this thread can become some kind of bible for Formula Brake Old Model's Owners, a place to exchange...

Sex This topic has been showing pure sex for my project haha

All the Material, pics, info you find about Formula Brakes, post it here, specially if is sub-2002 year. Evoluzione, HD-1, MD-1, those 4 bolt disk mount hubs made by Edco, etc. We can use this thread also to contact each other, who wants, or who wants to sell. Cheers! Max

Rarest of rarest By the way. I been trying to find pictures on Internet of a DH bike made by (or made for) Bianchi in 1999. It was in the Bianchi-Martini Racing Livery colors, eqquipped with Marzocchi Monster T fork, Formula HD 1 Disc Brakes in the front with this massive 4 bolts straight pull...

I would love to get one of those, but are as hard to find as a honest politician hahaha.