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Ride report!

This is my photo of a stem I sold about a year ago. The "team cut" modifications originated when Chris Herting, while at Yeti, took ATAC stems and milled out sections for weight savings. FTW also made stem mods. Since these mods are all performed by hand, there's no real "standard"...

Kingdom Trails in East Burke. Best East Coast riding I've ever done, and I grew up there

Re: If building a replica takes too long, go for the real deal.. You said a mouthful right there :wink:

Flipped from me. Sold for $275. Good luck

I've got an older Aegis carbon MTB. Kind of a leftfield brand, but that brings me back

As stated. Any condition considered. Pref 110bcd

As stated elsewhere, very cool. Not many of those around.

Re: That's actually the bike that piqued my interest and got me reminiscing... but alas it's too big. And I think he wants too much

Hi All, Looking to scratch an itch here. A couple years ago we were discussing these: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3940&start=20 Maine, USA made carbon MTB frames under various brands such as Carbonbik, Mountainbik, Didier Louis, etc. Would love one around size 16".

Re: Any interest:Yeti ARC swap, my softtail for your hardtail? Good looking AS! But why did you come short of installing grips?

Re: Durango frame. Around 1992

Updates to the facebook and instagram accounts this morning...

Upper Left I think is 95. Lower Left is 94, when Rock Shox was a sponsor. As for the right hand ones, those are jerseys done by the European importers and I can't date them exactly. But most likely 94-96

Matt, I've always been huge fan of your builds, and this one is coming along nicely. Hold the 67% of the way there photos and just show us the final product. Don't want the labor, just give us the baby :)

Not an Epic Ultimate, rather a Stumpjumper Epic. This year's "Ultimate" was simply an Epic with a killer parts spread. Steel lugs. Solid rider, but about 3X overpriced