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Jimi911's 1981 Moots Mountaineer Build Thread: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=365089

Re: Well ... one of them is done. Long challenging build but it all worked out. Frame: 1981 Moots Mountaineer Fork: Moots Headset: Shimano 600ex Stem: Moots Handlebar: Moots Grips: Magura Barends: None Brakes: Deerhead XT Brake Pads: Mathauser Brake Cables: Dia Compe Cantilever cable...

One WTB hub gone ... have a few more If more would like one.

I’ll see if I can get to the pics next week. It’s all fresh powder coat. Looks new outside of a few handling marks.

I can spend you some more pics. It’s mint. Also have a rigid fork for it as well. Typical medium. 18” ST 22.5 TT

Re: Re: I do. PM if interested.

Forgot about the curved blade ones!

Tip of the Iceberg Part III Here’s the start of a pile of stuff I will be listing. All prices in Canadian dollars, plus shipping, and plus paypal fees (or F&F) $100 cdn = $73 USD $100 cdn = $65 Euro $100 cdn = $60 GBP 1990 Nishiki Alien ACX Uncracked (yep … it really is), paint chips, some...

Re: 1991-2 Yeti F.R.O. Restoration Part II Well the first one didn't really work out for me. It was just too big, and I didn't really enjoy riding it at all. Looked cool though. The combination of 23" top tubes on most models and the traditional a longer stem look makes Yetis an odd fit for...

Re: Jimi911's 1991 Brodie Climbmax Build Thread: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=414405

Here's one I have had done for a while and ridden a ton during the pandemic. It was a well traveled frameset crisscrossing the atlantic at least a couple times. It came to me via trade for an equally cool smaller climbmax that might have been posted here already. Here she is in the UK as a...

Re: Awww shucks ... thanks y’all :)

Here’s a couple ARCs I am working on … similar story with both, but different builds. The first one started off awesome. I was at a baseball tournament crazy early in the AM and strolling through ebay … within about 40s a ARC pops up and a scorcher of a deal. No cracks, dents, etc. BIN … BIN …...

Thanks! I am going to leave it as is. I love M1s ... at least the look. The forks on it are nearly identical in length and rake to a M1, at least from comparing them in the shop jig which is why I used it. The tires probably give it as much "travel" as a M1 fork would lol. The big problem I...

Thanks!! The saddle is original avocet and I’ve never see another one. I grabbed it off eBay several years ago and it just sat in my saddle bin. I had forgot about it and when I decided on the colour for the frame. I pulled it out when I was building and it matched perfectly. It makes the build IMO.

Re: Thanks guys. It's probably one of the better riding bikes I've built for my local trails. Not particularly fast with those big tires, but its sorta like a big BMX with the rise on that stem. Great on the sections that are like a long pump track and its really stable in the slow stuff. Not...

I just rebuilt 9 of them so maybe lol.

It's the wrong geometry for an Action Tec fork. Curtlo built a special frame for that.

Here’s something you probably haven’t seen unless you’ve seen them on my FB posts or instagram. Tamarack is a small boutique brand out of Nova Scotia Canada owned by Mark Beaver. Mark has been making frames for the last 3 decades brazing up about 200 frames, He mostly makes unreal lugged...

Re: Re: Maybe just the angle of the photo. The frame is designed for a M1 and that fork is just the right amount of suspension adjusted to work.