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Nothing against disc… but I prefer them time correct on retrobikes ;)

wow ! Any pictures of the whole frame ?

Firstly, René Herse is one of the most famous french manufacter… https://encycloduvelo.fr/herse-rene/

Sad news https://www.cyclenews.com/2024/05/article/rip-robert-reisinger/

What a beauty !

With the Ritchey Team, a second frameset came in the RetroRider_IT's box. Because 2 fillet brazed frames are better than one. Another rare very small size welded by Doug Curtiss and in a very funny cow paint. Stunningly, the headset is a little 1" (Curtlo were generaly built with Evolution). The...

The gusset looks like Salsa

My 1987 Fat with 24” rear wheel and 1990 Yo

2 possibilities : • Firstly, you’re the lucky owner of the Klein remover BB tool (picture) • Secondly : you aren’t the Klein tool owner. So, you need a good hammer and screw a crank bolt on the top of the axle for protecting it. Don’t forget to grease for helping the integration of new bearing

Looks like the Ti 6-4V made Emery. Here’s a link of that https://generationmountainbike.com/project/1993-emery-titane/ Those frame seems to be welded in Taïwan

The bike rides fine ! Quite heavy but lateraly stiff. The suspension works fine, instead it’s an elastomers-bumper system : smooth and a good damper near hydraulic.

Any picture of your BB ?

what year is your GF ? until beginning of nineties, they used « press fit » BB (like Klein). In that case, you should change the bearings

My Ibis Mojo Ti

Very cool ! What is that crank ?

And some very very young retrobikers !!!! :)

Now, I have to make comparison with my wife’s P23 TIG welded and my Team

I thought I was free for owning another bikes… until RetrobikeRider IT contacted me last october: “hello, I have bought a frameset to Mcada but it’s too small for me”. Firstly I didn’t care : I don’t need another bike and I’ve got other priority in life actually… “Its a Ritchey P21”… I ever got...

Any pictures of your British eagle ? I confused between Brittish Ragle and Raleigh… Sorry

For the man, seems to be a Steve Potts type II fork. Wheels are not so big. So, only mountain bikes with 26” but with drop bars