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perhaps a Manitou but certainly not a Bradbury if I rember, Manitou got square stays and chainstays and frame got some gussets around the head

Cool but it’s my T24 picture and it’s not for sale… https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/alpinestars-t24.382642/

Titanium bikes for me : strong, lightweight and comfortable. My favorite and still perfoming is my 93 Kona HeiHei full titanium

OK for me

Your firk is a P-Bone, not a Fatty (straight legs instead conic legs). Should be 97 or more. you just have to look serial number and to go to vintagecannondale.com

Exactly the same drawing !

Re: My first HeiHei serial number was 16007. But the rear dropouts got bullets like 1993 and really early 1992 HeiHei got different dropouts with Mc Mahon/ Sandvik design

The bike is in the same way of the « Matra Simca Rancho » . Not really an off road but with all things for

Very heavy (only steel made) and gears are limited for climbing. Brakes are non-existent. Cantilever suspension is very soft and works in every pedal stroke. But, it's so cool !!!!!

The 1982 Motobecane catalog show that strange bicycle with rear suspension, indexed Positronic Shimano gears… MTB as we know today landed in 1983 in France. So, the Velover is not a Mountain Bike but it was ready for riding on some off road tracks.

First time we could see a mtb extralight : 1993 Mountain Bike Action… but it was only a prototyp (https://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/v/Manufacturer+Archive/Merlin/Reviews/Mountain/mer4C.jpg.html)

Fisher - Gary Fisher just add :)

1992 Gary Fisher RS1 1990 Fisher CR7

cool :)

Fantastic project on a quite rare bike !

On my Yeti, I wanted to use the noddle of the FTW stem. So, there’s a housing running fromthe stem to the brace of the fork. And it works fine

Wow ! With quite original parts

Congrats ! one of my favorite’dale !

No threaded bottom bracket in 91-91 but a “press-fit” grease gard :)