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    Frame saver / rust protection

    RUSTCHECK, if you can get it. Widely available here in Canada and probably the USA too but unsure about yonder. It's an oil, a creeping oil. Gets into all the tight places and remains there. In harsh climates like ours we heavily salt the roads in winter which is brutal on unprotected metal...
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    New here - I usually ride a hard tail steel MTB

    I consider a hard tail bike one that has no rear or mid suspension. I am not sure what we'd call something with no suspension at all. Yes indeed regarding the spiked tires (we call them studs over here). In that winter picture above, the rear was a Schwalbe GT365 and the front a Continental...
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    New here - I usually ride a hard tail steel MTB

    Hey, you never know. Santa Claus works in mysterious ways
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    Tech Bikes and Araya Bikes

    Alberta seems to be the epicentre for Cycletech stuff I've noticed. If you are in Alberta your chances are greatest of nabbing one.
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    Tech Bikes and Araya Bikes

    Yes, Cycletech is the company that produced them. I've seen a few kicking around here and there. If one pops up in my size for the right coin I'll probably bag it (as a backup spare). Here are the pictures of the ones I have managed to notice. The fuscia is an "Elite" and the other a "Wild...
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    1989 DB Ascent EX - 18.5'' - Boston

    I have one of those frames, but not of that year and not an EX. It was hanging in the stacks at one of the local bike coops so I took it home. Someone had painted it over entirely with a white coating of some type. It is highly responsive to paint stripper. I'll keep it as a spare in case the...
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    New here - I usually ride a hard tail steel MTB

    Hello, thank you for the welcome and for the Kuwaharan compliments. Does the job. These hard tail steel framed bikes are good lunchpail rides and can be had for quite cheap. The difficulty is in finding an XL. Excuse the workmate , Mate. I have several of them and that one just sort of ends up...
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    New here - I usually ride a hard tail steel MTB

    Greetings - no, I'm not a bot. But, I am from Winnipeg Canada. This is a bot. And remember, every time we fill out a captcha we're training these "things". I get around by bike 365 here and currently use an 80's Kuwahara Sage (see below). In the winter, it is damn tough to do. Over the last 10...
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    Greetings from Winnipeg, Sekine's Summer Home

    Hello to the RB World, from Winnipeg in Canada. I have seen many a post from these forums show up in Google searches and I figured it was time to join. I bike for transport and utility, mainly riding steel hard tail mountain bikes until they fail (which is usually about 3 years & 3 months on...
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