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The MK 2 was a lot more successful, but in the end (if spending a hell lot of money for a fork) it's a question of weight and performance. Even Votec tried (to sell double crown rigid forks), but it's really hard to gind one (for an old Votec Tox frame).

I could add a Specialized ultimate, Grisley, Hercules or Reflex, but one bike per Person should be mire than sufficient, or? 😉

Raleigh Decade in MT5 paintscheme (nobody knows why... 😉) Almost New. XMT 100 Metal Matrix Composite main tubes Titanium chainstays and dropouts Trimnell MK1 fork And if you don't like the Spin wheelset, the original xtr 900 /Bontrager is not far away. Seems to be one of the first Decades...

I'm sadly not that familiar with the rules and regulations (and I'm not a English native speaker 😉). Maybe you have to give me some additional information? @ bonded frames: what is the definition? 😉 I pwn a lot of bikes with carbon and/or alloy tubes and cromo, alloy or titanium lugs 😇

You might be right 😇

Thank you for your feedback! I purchased the beauty some months ago (together with a Crosstrac Sonoma - yes, I do like the rare and bizarre stuff from the early 90th). Paintscheme (and stickers) are a little mystery since they seem to belong to a MT5 frameset, but on the other hand we have the...

Hello Ed, Thank you very much für the link (to the bike test)! Haven't seen it before! To be honest - I wasn't aware that the Decade I recently purchased is such a rare piece of art. I collect old mtb now for more than 20 years; own some prototypes and rare stuff, but my main focus is 'mtb...

Since pictures tell you more than 1,000 words - my Decade:

Just want to add that I also own a Decade with a MK1 fork - interestingly in the MT5 paintscheme. Maybe we can exchange the frame numbers to get an idea about the amount produced? With kind regards, Volker