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Wheelbase length tells the story ime. Since cstays don´t change, front center length sets the size.

It has a 22in effective top tube w/ a 72.5 seat angle. Your medium Bonty has a 22.6in top tube w/ a 74 seat angle... it has way more front center. You will need a longer stem on the Klein than on the Bonty. I believe the Klein will be good on technical, steep, slow singletrack. Slow speed...

I am thinking 110mm or 120mm w a 22.5in handlebar. Kleins were sized in inches measured center of bb to top of seat tube. Which size is your Rascal?

That´s my line of thinking. Build it simple w/ good tires and hit the trail. Stem looks a bit too long but then comes the beauty of Rascals; throw any 1in quill stem and tune the fit.

Ooof.... that´s beautifull. There is no cable stop on the frame for cantis though.

I will vote the Brodie.. and i am competing!

You have Bontragers. Klein kinda be on an opposite side of the circle. Its satisfying tô jump from one tô another

Best Rascal color and they are my favourite Klein: steel fork and regular headset. Is the BB regular as well? Good catch.

A sign of elegance on Ibis mojos is the diameter of both steerer and seatpost are the same.

The crankset needs to go.

Very nice

Awesome crazy build.

hahahaha! Thanks.

Where is my bike? I did submit my fat chance.

There is nothing wrong w/ this build. I would lower the stem and ride it non stop. It´s easy to upgrade the drivetrain but finding a fork on par w/ the frame is going to be hard.

1991 Merlin Mountain, Fat Chance 10th Ibis ti mojo Breezer Lightning 1993 Salsa ala Carte

Fat Chance Wicked Lite. It´s my rider. It has now raceface rings on xt m737 crankset, syncros post, tbone stem, roox xl handlebar, suntour xc comp pedals, xtII thumbies, SS5 levers and tubeless continental and schwalbe tires on alex adventure rims laced to xtr rear and acera front hubs...

Mid to late 90s we saw ti frames in every brand line up. That´s because they were all made at 2 or 3 factories using the same tubing, drop outs and geo. It was the norba geometry era w/ bikes having the same numbers. Unless it was a Fat Chance, Ibis or Merlin maybe Litespeed, the ti frames all...

Who knows? One day it comes up on ebay and you pull the trigger. Ibis vintage sizing and fit are a bit tricky for me though; it feels either tall or short too fast on the size range.

I miss my Ibis Mojo.