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Like this original made in canada. Not the later ones. Original decals. Not the repost. 27.0* 425.

Too bad, I'm selling a Syncros 27.0 *425 in Canada

I have not been keeping up to date on these postings. During the winter/spring time, I purge my extra parts I aquire during the year. Do other members do that? I like starting fresh every year.

That's why I start from scratch every year.

I do that every year. This year is Look.(road) My past collection included Rockies, Kona's, Toad's, Dekerf's, Brodie’s are pride of many others collections. Many have been shown here.

Sorry, time line was off. Was paying storage fees for 6 months. Recycled this past June.

Wow, I offered some nos Blackspire last year for about £10 posted from canada. No one wanted any. Over 600 got recycled.

A few more lp's and a very hard to find Blackspire.

Some of my cranks I am selling on market place. Unfortunately, I am close to Rockimtn.

Thank you, there has been some interesting ideas.

The mono stay rms were made by litespeed. The bi-stay rms were made by sandvik. Correct on the drops were the same. Deans were bi-stays. All the cable routing on this frame are in the left side. I myself, don't remember any ti frames that did this. I hoping the larger community would...

No serial number There is made in usa

I picked up this frame recently. The owner said it was a Fat Chance titanium frame. The cable routing are wrong for this. I don't believe that is what it is. I have since sand-blasted a (spray can) paint job. Reviewed the a beautiful grey color. What I know is that this is a Sandvik made...

Sorry, no silver here.

Never noticed

It was guess the year too. Too late for me, but I would have guessed 94 or 95 based on the seat tube.

Tange steel. Not oversized tubes blizzard

Yes, most faded. He was hoping to find any with his signature. I think his stickers are the better ones he kept.

My friend Nigel worked for rm building wheels from 94 to 95. Does anyone recognize his decal or similar decals? He wonders, has any wheels survived?

I can be corrected on details. He lifted in the 90's I believe. Still lives in Vancouver. I heard he does tea now. Rocky mountain now is based in Quebec. The other side of canada. Rocky mountain got bought out by another bike company with large financial backing ( if you heard some if thr...