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My pleasure, Roy - I'm happy that worked out. Very tasteful build and the silver components are spot on !

Damn, that's nice ! And my old Goat stem looks perfect on there...even a colour match ! :cool:

I've got a black one from a 91 Stumpjumper epic (19" frame) though located in Canada.

It was mine though far too small so now resides with a new owner /long time Toad seeker. I'm sure he will post up some images in days to come.

17.5" Dekerf built Toad.

One of the rougher Hots I just found ! 15.5" as it's had it's seat-tube lopped off. Serial # H09607080

Regarding the 94 RM Blizzard : Just measured the original 94 Blizzard forks' A-C and it's 395 mm

91 Rocky Mountain Summit RL. Certainly no show pony and in need of a facelift but such a great riding bike.

97 altitude recent find. Pretty stock and from the original owner.

I've got a nice 1985 57 cm Miyata 1000 frameset but it's all way over here ..westcoast Canada . .............and just now seemingly sold . Good luck with your search - they are terrific bikes.

Thanks Roy ! Would love to see your Moe RM beam bike...as I am sure others would also.

Thanks Adrian ! Sure is. Quite the svelte wishbone :) Thee ol Allen bolt binder access hole.

Well, it ain't a MTB but still pretty nice. Road bike by Moe Pardhan I stumbled upon /retrieved today. Driveside shot soon. Look at that elegant wishbone !

More Photos of the swap always appreciated ! Vicarious enjoyment.

This is great to see you undertaking this - impressive work ! I've had three altitudes and every damn one was missing its angled seat collar. Just acquired a 94 blizzard and may be hitting you up for a spare (black or silver) - thanks.

That's correct, silver replica version for larger diameter alloy frame (included with your altitude).

Anyone ? Stock stem collecting dust .

Revamped crusty 88 Avalanche.

Hi, I filed the top lip out of a more modern seat binder so it could slide down beyond the angled portion ...used thin gauge brass sheeting underneath to "protect" the seat-tube. Was the only thing that actually held that damn post from slipping .

Resurrecting an old thread. Here's another Ukai rim example from an 87/88 ? "Ritchey" Enduro (lugged frame made by Panasonic Japan) made for the Canadian Market.