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Assume the frame number starts F0A, that would suggest a January Year 2000 frame.

I think I may have sourced a front XT. Bump - Anyone help with the Tranz-X?

Found this whilst researching the Trekking Fox brand. Another rebranded F2 by the looks of it, also with Fastrax forks. This photo is from a Gumtree ad.

What's the first letter/number of the frame number? 5? F? partly welded over so not easy to tell from your photo.

I'm pretty sure it's a 1993. Exage LT shifters, cranks and brakes, LX mechs as per the catalogue. I'll try another 27.2 seatpost and give the clamps a grease. Thanks for the link to the tech specs!

It's got a disc mount and no cantilever brake stop, so I'm guessing post year 2000

Put up some more detailed photos and the frame number and I can take a look.

Got this 1993 Trek 7000. Not the fanciest bike in the world, or even the 1993 Trek catalogue, but I haven't ridden rigid for a long time and it's mostly complete, original and has an Easton frame. Can anyone help with the seatpost size? I thought 27.2mm but it seems too loose and won't...

Quite possibly a Claud Butler. See thread here: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/help-identifying-a-claud-butler.483285/ Frame number is the same format and appears to be a year apart. Yours will be a 1997 manufactured frame.

It's not a Coyote. What's the frame number though? May help identify it.

If it has an 'L' in the part number, I believe that means it is for long travel (V) brakes.

What's the frame number? I can see if I can match it to anything.

Fred Salmon Racing Catalogue

I've got one, it's bigger than yours ... Let me know if you want any help with measurements.

Thanks - That's a 1995. Bit more searching on here and I've found an identical one with a slightly earlier frame number to yours: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/so-picked-up-a-frame-id-help-please.386302 Always nice to see another Diamond Back!

To cross reference threads, I've been trying to find new bushings/fitting kit for the rear shock. Thread is https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/rst-22-rear-shock.465319/

They've had some changes/upgrades. The stickers on the legs and the brake arch are both 1999. They're not a drop off, but have the better adjustable valving from the regular (better) Z1. If one of those adjusters is black, that would mean you have a Z1 CR with older lowers fitted,

1994 was nickel plated (in the UK) and didn't have mudguard mounts on the forks. Can you put up the frame number? It should start with a 'U' the first digit being the year.

Ditch the pump. reflectors and that mud plugger/crud catcher thing.... Some amber wall Z-Max would look great.

That's a nice cutaway of a Z1 fork - Looks like a used fork has been cut up. Crown and top caps look like a 97, brace is 1998 and aluminium steerer is unusual.