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Re: This looked interesting and I haven't answered yet. -Some Japanese 80's bike with Tange tubing. I had it for ages then sold to a friend who neglected it and forget it to his backyard until it rusted to death. I was so sore. -A couple of Crescent touring bikes I used for CX -Peugeot...

Re: Do you have url for the auction? You can probably advice him how to reset the bios password ;).

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Amazong bike too. Go grab it!

Marin Rift Zone it is. Haven't seen one since the 90's.

xxejen, I'm looking for a Sunn Neuro frame. Please let me know if you happen to see one. I hope to add some pictures soon. My latest project is still not finished.

Legalize it, don't criticize it Legalize it, yeah, yeah, and I will advertise it -P. Tosh

Bought new 1998 and been with us ever since. The Stem was replaced with a shorter one and the saddle and back wheel got replaced after a car drove over the bike in an accident. All other components are original. The fork is Manitou Spyder -R and it's still working like a charm. Crankset and...

The rack looks really neat. What model is it?

Here's more pictures from the early stages I assume :D. http://www.mtb-news.de/forum/showthread ... 942&page=4

I'm at the same height than you. Most my bikes are 18" or 19". I would never go beyond that, though. If you intend to do some real mountain biking never buy a too big frame, though. My Kona from that same era is 19". When in doubt, ask if you can try the bike first. Bikes and shoes are not...

Re: Kona Cinder Cone Kona Cinder Cone. Hint for spelling: check the frame ;). Seems to be somewhat full LX-groupset too. LX is indeed retro now. Really sweet looking bike but try to check it carefully IRL.

This is a demanding task as it assumes that we have tried all mountain bikes ever made. Some of the best retro mountain bikes I've tried include Sunns and old Kona's but my vote goes for Jamis Dragon. My personal favorite is Jamis Dragon Pro 2011. It was the last 26" Jamis Dragon ever made, it...

Nakamura was originally a small Canadian brand but Intersport bought the rights. They had a very serious line up in the 90's. I've owned Nakamura Summit and Nakamura Escape. I still have a Nakamura Shadow. Shadow is a classic double butted 969-steel frame with a full Shimano LX-groupset. Summit...

No problem. It just happens that I suddenly have a spare Avid v-brakeset :(

Sorry, it's not for sale. The picture was taken when I introduced my babies, Neuro and Revolt here in the forum. Knocking wood, there is nothing wrong with my Revolt. But Obsys is still ready to go as the geomerry is wrong for Revolt. I do have a spare Nakamura rigid fork if you need one tho.

I still have the original suspension fork (good cond.) if somebody wants it for spare parts etc. viewtopic.php?p=121478#121478

Heaven knows I'm miserable now :cry: