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Hey guys, about to make a move on this frame. Based on the pictures, I'm not entirely sure it's a P series bike, might be an Ultra. The fork is definitely not original. Thanks http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/bik/4460570514.html

Steel wool. Good idea. Hope it doesn't get stuck.

How do I clean it.

If all else fail I might go with 26.8. But I just scored a really nice seat post that will really go well with this bike. don't really want to spend more money either.

I have some good news. But I have to email you the file from ritchey. It's an order form you have to fill out and fax in. PM me you email. will.

BTW love your P20. Love to get my hands on one one day. Any updated pics?

It came with a Cro-mo fork, not sure if it's a Logic, actually I'm not even sure if it's a Ritchey fork. It was a different colour then the frame, but it's pretty light and I think it's fillet brazed, so it's a quality fork. I just swapped it out for the kenisis. And added a WCS stem to...

I give it a go. See what happens.

Hi need help on fiting a seat post. I can't seem to get my seat post in the frame pass a couple of inches. And I really don't want to cut the post. The frame is a 1990 Ritchey Ultra, according to specs it suppose to fit a 27. Is there a way to ream out the seat tube. thanks...

I just give Ritchey a call, and lucky enough they still have some old stickers laying around. $5 a sticker.

Picked up a pretty beat-up frame on C-list and worked it over during the winter and spring. Stripped it down and resprayed it, adding some new decals. After some bits here and there, I now I have a pretty fine ride. Got lucky and found a Kinesis Maxlite fork to give it a little modern...

the reason I'm asking is that I'm getting a seat post from a p21 and try to fit it into my Ultra which is a 27.0. I'm pretty sure all the P series is 27.0 but according to Sheldon Brown DB it's not. We'll see tonight. Thanks for you help guys.

thanks Sithlord.

Does anyone know what size seat post a P21 takes. thanks, Will.

I just inherted a set of these. Seems really well constructed and have a really nice soft click to them, compared to the XT's more sure sounding clicks. I've never used them, just wanted to hear what people think of them and how they compared to XT's. thanks, will

When I saw that fork, it was a done deal.

Here it is Picked it up last night. Needs a tuneup badly, but some nice parts. I put it on a scale and it reads 26 lb 1 oz. Not bad Not sure about the year, I didn't see the colour scheme in the catalogue archive, but I'm pretty sure it's early 90's. Anyone care to guess...

Yeah, I love the old steel bikes. Looking at this one tonight. It's pretty old but I hope it's in good shape. http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/mss/bik/1036091376.html

thanks. Lovely bike BTW.

Not sure. But the colour is Yellow and green. You might be right about the ritchey made dropout.