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This should throw off the crazy prices for original ones?

Looks like a fun project with some nice parts. Is the Bomber an early double disc mount one?

I remember our shop microwaving pro flex elastomers that went hard way back in the day but can't remember the actual process.

Anything Chris King

Have patience someone that had one will pop in eventually and be able to help.

Cool frame, first time I've seen one. Any Mongoose experts here?

A very Canadian year!

They are HED rims that are painted fibreglass instead of carbon fibre with LX hubs. Much cheaper but may still have value to someone going for the look without caring what they really are.

They were a house brand for a bike shop in Toronto, Ontario called Silent Sports. They were nice bikes and really good value. I always suspected they produced these bikes in part to get OEM pricing on components to sell aftermarket.

Kula was a higher end frame and bike than the AA.

What's up with the shock mount on the red/yellow one?

Salsa made a fairly wide flat bar but it was later than 94.

I bought the cheap Ali tubes for a emergency road tube, worried how long it would last but it sure is small to carry.

Nice work on the rebuild of the bike. At first I thought it was a mistake to remove the original parts but it turned out great!

They did make lowers with a canti bridge.

The extra bonus with the triple traps was since they were so much wider than others pedals it was really easy to catch them on the ground pedaling through a corner and send you flying off the bike.

I have a set of Hugi 3 bolt disc hubs, have never seen another pair.

Almost need 2 separate months for East and West. I feel bad none of my finished Canadian builds qualify, slightly too new.

Don't forget True North

I remember back in the day seeing a Suzi Q outside Toronto with an Amp fork. Probably broke a long time ago, such a cool frame.