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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag_bwJFETmg go to 03:23 and you will see the ultra rar TAMARAC in action, yes... all other are also good stuff :) cheers

jamswinna - lake jump rules - bmx sonst nix :lol:

I'm the first, yes :lol: Pinguwin's 1990 American Comp-Lite cheers

fine work D, was this my black TT? I would take the white one. cheers

me too 8)

thx Geoff, looking forward to the finish :)

here is some more info about dekerf http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=81863 cheers

Geoff, why do you mean that the Suntour XC Compe pedals comes out in 1985? Have your pedals a date code? I'm thinking that these pedals comes out in 1981, take a look in the pedal museum. http://speedplay.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=pedalmuseum.quill cheers

Frank, this is a good pic for the potm this month :wink: cheers

my wtb ck grease guard headset has 42mm stack height :lol:

Tamarac

BP Gecko of course :)

Re: the family tree hi semi-school, it isnt a merlin metalworks frame out of titanium what your thoughts were probably. its an english bike brand I think which preferably aluminum . cheers

RM25 are to vintage, but RM20 with the green/yellow decal are good rims for 1993. Take a look at mombat timeline from 1993: Rims: Specialized X23, Ritchey Vantage Comp/Pro/Expert, Mavic 231/234/321, Araya RM 400/TM-18/CV-7/RM-395/RM17/RM20, Ukai Breeze, Sun CR16/M14/Chinook, Bontrager...

Me too, fantastic rims for bikes from the eighties.

88 and 89 are my fav years, u-brake, 1 inch headtube and splatter, looks awesome. the explosif from 1990 with the track two fork is also superbe. cheers

beauty yetis normally got her colours by powder

with me its 200% :)

here are 25 years of yeti innovations. in front my 1988 fro with round top tube and in the back nothing what I will own cheers

awesome wheels :)