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I picked this one up earlier in the year 5 mins from my work along one amazing Brodie I'll share later. A serial number in the really low 500s puts it as a 1987 to some ... 1988 to others ... no biggie. Its a 1" Yeti :) The bike looked a bit rough when I got it ... but not bad bones ;) This...

Wow … great completion there. Huge field and awesome bikes. The ol’Goat got lucky ;)

Ibbz is right ... iPhone portrait mode. Prob need to get better with that lol

Good Eye … it’s got a silver flake with blue fade on the frame and two tones on the fork. It’s pretty.

Jimi911's 1983 Mountain Goat https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1983-mountain-goat.436640/

I have had this one done for a while. Some may remember it as part of the MOMBAT collection. I acquired it via a good friend who was too tall for it. I missed the initial MOMBAT single bike offerings and this was one I really wanted. By design its a deluxe but it predates the model name. Lovely...

And Sherwood's Syncros/Paul sponsored '97 Ventana El Toro SS race bike.

The 1990-91 FRO is done ... And now on to two more LOL

Here's another one. This was Sherwood's personal Marble Peak and it had its 15 mins of fame if you remember this ad in MBA et al :) That's Sherwood riding ... guy could get it done.

It's a super cool frame. I thought about a repaint, bit just couldn't do it. So that roller takes the RD cable to its destination. The FD is bottom pull, there's another cable stop on the other side of down tube and you run some housing to connect the two. Sherwood said it was to keep the...

Here's another bike Sherwood sent me. Before Ventana and BMX/mtb parts, Sherwood built some steel frames. That blue on above is Dirt Bag #1 ... the first of 3 he built for himself (he still has one). This is Dirt Bag #4 built in 1985. The first frame he ever sold. The frame, fork, stem, and bar...

So Sherwood was excited to see some of his old treasures go to a new home that would restore them. Moving forward a bit to ‘88, Ventana almost became a components company. It debuted a set of prototype hubs at interbike. 2 sets were made. Only a rear is left … others just disappeared in moves...

The Marble Peak frame is one of the nicest Aluminum frames I have ever seen and I have owned a ton. It needed a matching stem though ... so I contacted Sherwood to see if he had one lying around. He had 3, and then the floodgates opened and I got some super cool stuff to restore and share.

Sherwood did a lot of the development on frames, and suspension parts for a lot of companies. Similar to FTW in that respect.

I was on the lookout for an early Ventana for quite some time. Finally a very early Marble Peak showed up. By Serial number ... the 17th made. The Cone Peak

Sorta playing catchup with bikes and builds here. Sorry for the SPAM. I am going to start a thread on a bit of a lesser known brand by vintage mtb standards and one that deserves a lot more recognition - Ventana Mountain Bikes http://www.ventanausa.com/ Feel free to add your own bikes and...

Couple more shots of the frame. Condition wise, it was probably a 6/10. It cleaned up pretty well, but the decals on the DT were done and it was missing some of the other decals that had been removed and left a bit of an outline. Given the history on the bike, it wasn't a going to be a repaint...

There’s definitely going to be a meet scheduled for later in the summer. We have a fast growing number of vintage mtb people in the GTA ... it be fun to do a ride.

Myrah's Fat was branded a Wicked. It's not a wicked. I read they wanted to brand it a Yo, but the new graphics were not sorted so they stuck with the Wicked logos.The frame is really light ... near Ti weight and uses different tubing than the stock Wicked. Even runs a different post size, which...

Amazing!! Love those pics I hadn't seen the one of Myrah in the woods!