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I have always loved this model. Great work! Ride it and enjoy it.

:shock: Not my cup of tea!

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I love seeing these old bikes being used. I am not one for trophy bikes. Great bike!

This is a great foundation. Lovely frame. :D

I think it looks superb with the rigid fork and new tire choice.

Great bike. I had an Ibis in 96 and I am kicking myself for selling it.

That is a great looking bike.

Rigid all the way.

Nice work. Watching with great interest!

Very nice bile. Great color. 8)

Wow... you sold this beauty :shock: Why?

Those stems always seemed like a bad idea to me, but then again we all have opinions. :D Love your bikes and thanks for sharing the pictures with us.

You should never use Loctite on Ti or Al bolts. Use a bike specific grease or Anti-seize on Ti and Al. Only use Loctite on Steel bolts. You will find steel bolts on rotors, stems, water bottle mounts, rack mounting bolts and brake hardware. There are several types of Loctite. They are color...

Hey guy's and gal's. I am Kirk from the great state of Tennessee. I have been viewing this site since it's inception, but have just recently joined. Love the site and the passion for the older bikes. I love showing up to rides on my vintage ride while guy's are on their full bouncers. Their...

Looks good and clean. Any future plans for some decals?

Is that a 15cm stem! :shock:

Good job. I would shorten the cable housing. It is way to long.

Wow I answered my own question. It is a 91-92 model. Just found a website that dates all paramount models. :D

Got this last week. Bike was built up with Deore Lx bits. Not sure what direction I want to go. Full retro or neo retro. Frame has a 1 1/8 headtube, so I could stay with the original threaded fork or go with a threadless option. May need a good powder coating. Any thoughts?