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Hi MK one, Think we were in contact previously. See my latest post; to bring this bike back to it's original stare I could use some of these Ritchey pads. Can't find them locally (Holland). Would you sent some (black?) over in an envelop? Could be a very nice and cheap solution. Can plot you...

Just got alerted on this one! Post in thread 'Show us your 700C ATB / MTB / Hybrid' https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/show-us-your-700c-atb-mtb-hybrid.459355/post-3563055 @wroclaw

Post in thread 'Show us your marins!' https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/show-us-your-marins.468879/post-3563607

I picked up a nice Marin Eldrigde Grade from '95 and in it's biggest size. Up to the tires, seat and Ritchey brake blocks, the bike is original. The golden anodisation of the steerer seemed odd but is clearly visible in the (German) brochure that can be found here. But, end that's the only but...

Dates from 24 years ago!! https://products.mtbr.com/product/older-categories-bikes/front-shock/rond/magura-quake-comp.html?p=2

Okay, a lot of additional info!! Not especially this fork but if you can't sleep, you've got something to read! 😉 https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1999-2000-magura-rond-quake-suspenion-workshop-manual.468489/

Based on some additional info; if both knobs on top are equal, it's a C (that is, if C stand for Coil?) Both knobs look simular but to make sure, I'll check it later today.

Based on very little hits while scanning this site for ‘Rond Magura fork’, I come to the conclusion that they are ór a rarity in the UK ór they suck and are not up the standards of the average readers here. Having said that, I’m willing to help shipping mine to he UK (or the rest of the world)...

When I first posted this bike on the forum, it became clear that it was kind of rarity (in the UK), being only imported from '92 onwards. Since it becomes more clear with every new project that I'm more of a fixer-upper than a collector, I want to gauge interest if someone in the UK might be...

Not seen before and based on the wreckage it's mounted on, not very special. Surprise us with some English humor 😉

Easy guys, English is obviously not my main (mothers?) language. I could not find words to describe this particular state. Z.G.A.N means Zo Goed Als Nieuw = As good As New

Netherlands: Z.G.A.N Origineel Pinarello Zadel Bieden https://link.marktplaats.nl/m2084101412?utm_source=android_social&utm_content=vip&utm_medium=android_social&utm_campaign=socialbuttons

Still, I think this looks sweet: Gazelle Titanium Pro, Shimano XTR Bieden https://link.marktplaats.nl/m2083801123?utm_source=android_social&utm_content=vip&utm_medium=android_social&utm_campaign=socialbuttons

It's a thin line between the original gravelbikes and cyclocross bikes? But I take the opportunity to 'harvest' some kudo's 😉 The only bike I should never have sold.

Plans? ... actually trying to sell it to make budget. More into early 90's cross hybrides. If you're interested ánd based in the Netherlands, you can have it (for an apple and an egg; Dutch saying for getting it cheap)

Wow, very helpful. Seems to that it is a Yamaguchi frame, produced in July 1980. The list of known bikebrands that uses/used this frame brand seems endless though? .... Still, nice to learn some history. Thanks again

Just found this frameset in the dumpster. Disassembled all the nice parts but curious what brand it originally was. Fork mentions Tange! I'm sort of familiar with Gazelle and Koga but this frame does not look like it's one of them.

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/help-how-do-i-adjust-my-magura-hs33-elbows.185444/post-3277670

Triggered by the impossibility to mount my set of Magura HS33 rimbrakes in between the seatstay of a Giant Cadex CFM-2, I've found the start on the solution on page 7, paragraph 6 of the manual @one-eyed_jim so kindly provided. The elbows must point down. However, I do not seem to get them...