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It’s November 1992 Mbuk you need, since our discussion, not May. Apologies.

Kona my pick 😎, although a great bunch 👍

The rider is Johan Museeuw, Belgium champion riding for the Lotto squad. PDM rider is definitely Erik Breukink 👍😎

Peter the great.

Under the radar, Rudy Dhaenans, a loyal and skilled bottle carrier, podiums in both Flanders and Roubaix 👍..And obviously his World win in Japan 🇯🇵 1990

A team of Dr Ferrari Orange juice drinkers, still the kit looks sharp, and the team certainly made the best of it. Riis an interesting character 👍

The Aluminium O gets my vote, long journey, but owning the frame (pre spraying) and passing it on to Boy O Boy and seeing the end result. Great stuff Ben 😎😎

Won’t be long until the Belgium spring classics come in late February. 1989 winner of Het Volk Etienne Van de Wilde in the Belgium championship attire 😎

1988 Olympic Champion on the road.. Powerhouse

Big Mig 1990 as guess 👍

Would make sense. Interesting, and I bet very frustrating 🤦🏻‍♂️

The less than ideal rear suspension Johan M’s Bianchi, in the epic 94 Roubaix.

Dario Pieri the stocky powerful Italian classics rider. Using again gimmicky suspension in the 1999-2001 Spring campaigns. Although the picture of Pieri flinging the bike in the Roubaix velodrome would suggest he’s not to happy despite a Roubaix podium 😂

The forks were popular in the peloton for the likes of Roubaix, with the winner using suspension forks in 1992/93/94 editions. Twice by Duclos Lassalle, and Andrei Tchmil. The suspension forks were used by 5 of the professional teams in the 1993 edition, and a number of individual riders also...

Suspension forks a short lived trend in the early 90’s 😎