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Thanks! Yes, this frame can be suitable for riders over 190cm..

Thank you very much for the recommendations regarding both the tires and the thumby adjuster! Regarding the tires, I was already thinking about another solution, but in the last few years I could not find a pair in suitable condition at a reasonable price. The bike has been under construction...

Thank You! I have a really well experienced and equipped 84 years old mechanics friend, who made the bushes for me. Don’t really know exatly how..:)

Just added some parts:

Unknown frame manufacturer. Repainted. Made of aluminium. Has Italian threaded BB, 1” headset, 29.2 seatpost, rear brake cable routing Inside toptube, 130mm rear hub. - CQP M-2000 crankset - Tech-Lite brake levers - Onza HO brakes / grips - Ringle hub skewers - Syncros seatpost / stem / bar -...

I think this brake fits better than the Ritchey..

Thank You. I plan to sand and repaint, but not sure if this worth, is it rare?

Hi, I’ve just picked these 1-1/4” forks. Could You please help with identify it? Thank You!

She will get some upgrade soon. Had to restore them. Removed faded black anodising, replaced the bushings and seals.

I’ve used a BB-UN70 XT with 122,5mm spindle from ‘91. It is just enough long for the e-stay frame, but I think it would not work on a frame with “normal” chainstay

So true, I’ve also tried but failed;)

Hi, this is my build.

Still not “finished”, but the basics are done

With her original stem (it weights double the ITM).. Just a few more days and a black A-tac will arrive, it will be a hard decision which one to stay with:/ And an almost nos black Xt seatpost is on it’s way to me, still couldn’t find a nice polished.

She’s on wheels, but still have a lot to do, and need to replace a few things..

Midnight Blue 222/A, if I’m right..

I gave up finding an affordable solution for now, so I’ll use Ritchey Logic brakes. Not the best looking, but definitely the best feel cantilever brakes (with the paul levers and coolstop pads) I’ve ever had. And it wasn't complicated to set up either.

Just a few more weeks and it will stand on wheels

Finally, the wheels are ready. Used Matrix Voodoo rims with DT 1.5 spokes and steel nipples. They almost weight less, than the ritchey tires I’ll fit on them.. (1620g) Never seen any of my wheels spin as long as these. Also love the sound of the rear hub;)

Yes, more or less:) My frame/forks will be dark metallic blue (if the paint will ever been finished..) I'm looking for a stem just like on the picture, but seems it won't be easy.. :/ There was a fully restored neon-yellow coloured A-tac on ebay a few weeks ago, but couldn't manage to get it...