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It is purple rain just looked in my 94 catalogue

Can you get your stem colour matched?

Just found this, as said earlier always the smaller frames they give weight of

Probably reinforced various areas

A 95 bike will always be lighter than a bike 4/5 years older, through Cnc of areas plus parts Shimano cnc’d the back out of brake leavers etc also. Let’s not forget every year there were advances in, technology to reduce weight where it could be done without compromising the strength or...

They are a trading company with there own museum. I would guess that yeti is in there also because of its historical background why would it not be. 99% of people on here do this as a hobby, an interest. But it’s irrelevant as it’s been entered before.

I would say all manufacturers would weigh the smallest frame size’s I know GT for the Xizang in there catalogue’s

The flat end cap one was 91 the rounded end cap was second generation 92

This should be a great rebuild, and a botm winner just for its history

My 91 Xizang is around 23.5lbs that’s a 18” frame, with a U brake no suspension, steel quill stem, steel bars and a steel bottom bracket, the SPD are standard also so steel axle’s. It has titanium chainrings they are 125g lighter than the m900 XTR ones. Granted this would have come as a...

I have messaged him about the leavers already

My point being… you can run 8sp xtr and have thumbies, and the braking of xtr set up. Why have dx that don’t have the 8sp is a waste

Only Xt are 8 speed?

Am tempted to use with the 8speed Xt thumbies but with full Xtr

Would be ace with thumbies

Top marks for not chopping of the rear brake roller/rocker off on the rts-1

Missing the seatpost and the cranks are rough for that money

Not rare I guess, Some Boone Titanium chainrings on a boone crank

Pm incoming

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Panasonic-Titanium-Frame-Mountain-Bike-F-Fork-/394018712245?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0