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The Paletou :oops: https://generationmountainbike.com/project/1993-paletou-titane/ I would think it is a somewhat larger diameter Yo-Eddy fork https://generationmountainbike.com/project/1990-fatchance-yoeddy/ Beautiful X https://generationmountainbike.com/project/1990-grove-x/ Nice...

My ensemble. There were also Batavus and American Eagle variations.

In march I shared my own: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1992-koga-miyata-trailrunner.478033/

https://www.marktplaats.nl/v/fietsen-en-brommers/fietsen-mountainbikes-en-atb/m2198364640-mountainbike#

Another variation of the Verlicchi DH frame :cool: Well equipped with XTR everything.

I do have frames with a 'U' number and they are built in 92 for the 93 modelyear.

The catalogs available under this link show models aimed at the US market. The catalogs avialable on the Koga website show Koga-Miyatas. They were sold in Europe. Without doubt there will be catalogs with Miyatas aimed at the Asian market, but I do not know them. A framenumber starting with...

It is a model for the Asian market. Circa 1992. Isn't there a framenumber?

I would expect a number starting with 'W' on the headtube, but there isn't a number at all. It is a frame built by Miyata from Japan.

They appear in the 1996 BIKE Workshop. I have no information they were available earlier.

:oops:

Mine received a Mike Sander treatment: https://mike-sander.de

After two generations Granada Ford took a new direction with the successor: a more rounded design with improved aerodynamics, a fifth door and ABS standard on all models are among what was new. In mainland Europe also the name was new: Scorpio. In the UK Ford kept the Granada name, with Scorpio...

I own this bike almost 20 years now. The usual story: it was my childhood hero in de 90s. I couldn't afford it. Some modifications have been made to the Koga. This are the current specs: Frame: Miyata carbon/aluminium with rear suspension, Yamaha shock Fork: Marzocchi DH3 Headset: Hasta Pro...

I use a 27.0 post in a 29.6 frame. I tried a couple 27.2-XX options. Works fine on and off road for many years now.

It is a bit on the small side for me, but for 150 GBP I would like to give it a try if still available. It is a lovely frame. Do you ship to Holland?

In 70s and early 80s Koga did use tubing supplied by Tange. Champion in green is Champion #2. Champion in red is Champion #1.

Because it is not a frame manufactured or sold by Koga. The early 80s style decals can be bought on eBay.

Looks cool. It is not a Koga.