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I'll refer you to this thread: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/so-what-is-this-frame-name-and-shame-it.74638/ It was confirmed that @cannondale king had a Merlin, so likely that this is one too. Pretty sure the frame number in this case indicates a January 1997 build date.

I don't suppose you keep track of the frame numbers?

The frame number does indicate a 2002 frame in this case, not 1992. The only confirmed ID on an SF frame number I have is a 2004 Raleigh Savannah. See thread here: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/name-that-frame-what-have-i-bought.322389/#post-2413484 I don't have any Konas shown with an SF...

If you add the frame number, that might help. Saracen are all over the place with their numbering schemes from what I can tell so far.

Is that the full frame number, or is there an extra digit hiding around the side of the shell?

1 1/8th?

Has it got a frame number?

My neck of the woods. Sounds interesting.

Yes Yes! Fingers crossed for East Anglia at some point in the future.

Some ID can also be gleaned from the other number in the middle of the shell ... not sure what yet, but I've seen the following: A200-1 A420-P A410-8 A174-G

No nothing with RZ in my records so far. What's the full number? I can read RZ01106 but there's more?

Also if you're still about, can confirm the full serial number of yours please?

This is likely to be a P7 as your serial number is very close to this one (confirmed P7): A606001379MossyOrangeP7

Frame number suggests a 1990 frame. From the same factory as Rocky Mountain. Search for YA0* using the forum search to find several RM Cirrus frames.

Sorry guys, I only have the 1996 catalogue, and it's in the archive already.

It is a Kinesis frame. Do you want to share the frame number? The head tube badge and graphics look a similar age to my Mongoose hybrid.

I'm going for U30306026 That fits in with the other two I have. Interesting that the sticker says 'Made in USA' My Diamondback Axis has 'Designed in USA' and 'Made in Taiwan' stickers.

Frame number? Should be a 'U' I'd imagine.

It looks like it would be possible to fit older shifters onto newer levers - however newer shifters onto older levers is the issue. I may need to make up a plate from a large washer for the square mount to fit.

There's a set here on this thread: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1995-vario-no-limit-downhill-prototype.439382/page-3