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1990 Diamond Back Catalogue, some pages and parts of pages are missing, until we have another one, better than nothing

the catalog isn't including a seat post diameter size unfortunately. It just says "Avenir, micro-adjust, silver, 350mm"

maybe I should have added that it's in German language

just done, maybe it still needs to be approved https://www.retrobike.co.uk/archive/1995-diamond-back-catalogue.1497/

1994 Diamond Back Catalogue

joglo submitted a new resource: 1995 Diamond Back Catalogue Read more about this resource...

just FYI, those Cantis had been also offered from Giant as EXT brakes EXT was for a while one of their brands for components produced for Giant as OEM Here's a set of EXT Pro, to me quite similar as the one now sold in this thread. Maybe same brakes have been sold also with other lables.

Keller Adventurer S from 1991 (text says that the S without III came without fender and racks)

It's a Kettler adventurer

ah, now I do get this, Falken Sykkel is a cycle register in Norway http://sykkeltyveri.no/ correct?

Hi, please show a picture or better a few meaningfull pictures with that bike that the folks here can share their opinion. There was a Berlin based Bike brand in the nineties called Hawk. They had a few nice bikes too, but I'm not aware there was ever a model called Track attack.

this sticker is pretty mysterious. Google lense detected that the hawk logo is identical to the one used from the danish Falck A/S emergency services company https://www.google.com/search?q=falck+as+logo Another danish brand is using this on their folder spines...

just wanted to contribute by providing some scans from an old bike mags (unknown sources) and secondly, to me this frame is not a design from Batavus or BeOne, but still based on design by Vario bikes from Grenoble, Frane, introduced already 1995. Your frame still looks like the model...

Still wondering a bit, the front hub doesn't seem to have that Magura logo. Maybe it's because of the mentioned "...can be used with Goldtec/Magura universal rear disc adapter", whatever that is? Direct compatible to Magura had been also the front hubs.

joglo submitted a new resource: (unknow year, mid Nineties) Goldtec Catalogue Read more about this resource...

GoldTec brochure, not sure about exact year, obviously mid nineties.

hey, to me the SAM DH rear disc hub in the 1999 catalog seem to have same Magura logo also but the quality of the scan isn't very good, so also my eyesight

hi, just wanted to check if this is for a MTB with 26" wheels? At least to me, a 30T chain ring at the front is for a 26" bike too small, because you will end up in flat terrain to run the chain almost all time on the right cogs of the cassette. I do use a few old 26" bikes with 1xX, often a 9...