rocky mountain

My tiny 1993 Altitude (18.5") my eldest rides this currently, he out grew every bike I could build him over the winter before he could ride them, and now he's probably out grown this to this winter. being taller than me. It does mean I might get it back, though no doubt I'll loose my long time...

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Hi Folks. Looking for a fork for/from a '89 Blizzard. Must fit 20,5" frame. So long steerer... Color is this Granite. Hopefully anyone has a spare fork... I don't think so, but worth a try. :) Thanks, Tom

Update May. 2, 2021: new specs/pictures p. 5-6 Dear RBers, My first rebuild. For the impatient, the before/after pictures, with technical data below. Frame: Rocky Mountain Cirrus, 21.5" size Fork: Rock Shox Mag 21, 1 1/8" (200mm) threaded steerer/crown, 60mm "long travel" kit Headset...

Well I made progress on this today, I got the syncros crank-o-matics out and intact. So here it starts. Frame is presumed a Rocky Mountain 1993 Altitude, all the hallmarks but with some modifications. There has been eyelets for rack mounts added on the rear dropout, and the seat stays. I...

Time to do something with the other old beast and since it's been sunny and I setup these forks and need to try them out on something So I've put old or newish of here parts I've had lying around on to it, Steerer tube is too long, but my other one is a fraction too short. I cannot cut this as...

Updated pics and details June 2011 on some page. viewtopic.php?p=1159248#1159248 Update: 2014 - Skip the old crap and head to the new mess viewtopic.php?p=1159248#p2198933 so you can ignore my newbie to the site ramblings (ok not much is different, I just know and remember more now :lol:)...

1989 Rocky Mountain Bicycles Catalogue