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  1. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    I measure my Syncros to be 380mm A-C, Thanks! (Edited, faulty tape measure, corrected 😞) If I really need to make up that variance, I have 7mm up top I can grab 😄
  2. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Ha Ha no worries brother, I liked the comparisons and parallels you were drawing! 😎
  3. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    I’ve alway thought that blurry car in the background was a 70’s Impala or Caprice, or a Plymouth Fury, but hey, why not what you say? 😎😅
  4. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    No worries. Good to see an eastern (of me 😀) riding scene too! Here is the 1988 catalog description of the Wedge
  5. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Thanks, its a 1988 that I purchased new from Re-Cycles in Saskatoon. There were only a few of these made at the time by Lance Bohlen. Are you in Alberta or Manitoba?
  6. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Thanks MattThundrr! We’ve been through a lot together, I’m still amazed at the shape of the paint considering what we’ve been through. Here’s more commuting and winter pleasure riding Locked at the compound at work. On my way home. I always looked forward to the ride home at the end of the day...
  7. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Thanks! It fun to think back at all the good times I’ve had with this bike. Here is a photo from back in 2008 when I commuted year round with it. It was -34C, I had studs fenders and an Alias HID headlight on it. It was a machine back then. To think it had a even harder life of riding 20 years...
  8. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Yeah the OEM looks to have a slightly longer crown to drop, no matter it seems to handle and rides great. I like the way it looks. Thanks man!
  9. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Thanks! The 1994 was ridgid frame OEM fork.
  10. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Thanks brother!
  11. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Well lets keep a good thing going :) Here is a late update on my 1988 Wedge. It came back from Dekerf with the fork fixed and the crack in the rear drop out fixed. The fork had the bent steerer tube, which was milled out and an dnew thicker one pressed in. The rear was rebrazed and a sleeve...
  12. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Love the Blizzard content here! Adding my1994 Blizzard I purchased used. It was rough and had a few dents, so I stripped it and repainted Toyota Blizzard Pearl White. Built up with primarily M900 XTR, and Campagnolo Miro rims. It’s a Retro/Resto
  13. ViperZ

    1989 Rock Mountain Blizzard Slope

    Love it! Great retro vibes!
  14. ViperZ

    show us your Rocky Mountains!

    Nice show! FluffyChicken, your handle cracks me up every time I see it! It’s the best ever! 😂😂
  15. ViperZ

    1989 Rock Mountain Blizzard Slope

    That’s impressive the tooth pick painting. I also like what you did to the crankset as I’m working on similar for my Wedge.
  16. ViperZ

    1994 Norco Rampage

    I like it, I subscribe to OEM is nice sometimes sort of bland at times, make it your own and something special I say 😎
  17. ViperZ

    1994 Norco Rampage

    Thats going to be a nice bike!
  18. ViperZ

    1997 Kona Explosif - Mustard Color ID

    I thought I remeber the first picture you posted and is not show was the photo of it with a ridgid fork, I must have been mistaken and confused it with another Explosif build 😇 Safe advice however, thanks.
  19. ViperZ

    1997 Kona Explosif - Mustard Color ID

    Part of me is there and I have a few projects on the go ahead of the Kona, but it does bother me how chipped up the paint is. I may Rat rod this and run a Project 2 rigid fork, have some fun with it as a beater bike. I reread the thread, and don't see any real issues you had with the paint...
  20. ViperZ

    1997 Kona Explosif - Mustard Color ID

    Thanks for that, I’ll have to check out your thread, I seem to recall reading it.
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