Its been in and out of Bisegal a few times and people have loved it. Its a local secret and I think it brings back good memories for people.
I might take it by Beek's shop some time so he can see it. I have never met him and he's another local bike guru people hold in high regard. He was also close with Cameron so he'd probably like to take it for a bit of a spin.
I am looking forward to getting it into regular use in the next week or so.
I was lucky enough to view this today. Another Cameron hardtail c1989. The craftsmanship on this bike is unreal. Every weld is so smooth it looks carbon. Like a stealth bomber!
The owner asked me to post it on here. It is (sorta) for sale and he wants a good $$$$ for it, but this truly is an excellent bike. No work needed ... Just grease and go. If it was smaller it would be mine already.
Painted by Harv's good pal Tony Beeks in flat black ... Logo is paint. It's the nicest aluminum frame I have ever seen.
It's been through two owners. The original owner built it up with rigid Cameron forks and the Cameron stem (now mine ) and a campy mix. Likely spent a fortune on it. It went to the second owner who made some performance mods for the trail.
I'd still like to find a fork and bar/stem that fits it. I love how the bike looks but it be cool to get my mits on that stuff.
I recently found out that Cameron outfitted most of his early bikes with bullseye hubs. I'll build a set up for it over the winter.
It's a good riding bike. The RS1s aren't something you want to ride hard but it really performs well. It's my fav bike ... I've built prettier and $$$y bikes but this one is just special and different.