199? MC San Andreas WIP

[mrkawasaki]

Needs a non-noodled stem and a period XT mech that works - otherwise pretty happy with the turnout...

Llandegla beckons, methinks!

Mr K

More/bigger pics in the gallery: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/mai ... emId=48172

 

[MJN]

Lookin good

 

[Pickle]

I have always admired San-Ans

Had a poster of one covering my school folder

What does it weigh?

 

[mrkawasaki]

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I have always admired San-Ans

Had a poster of one covering my school folder

What does it weigh?

A LOT lighter than an RTS or a first generation FSR...!

Mr K

 

[Chris]

You've done a fantastic job there Neil

I've always had a soft spot for sannies.

Chris.

 

[Dr.Robotnik]

Awesome build. However I'd have kept the discs, but that's just me. Did you have some MC Suspenders for the front too?

 

[Pickle]

Oh my God!!!

What does it weigh?

A LOT lighter than an RTS or a first generation FSR...!

:shock:

 

[IbocProSX]

Stunning, very cool bike.

Personally I would have used a riser to get that handlebar position on such a bike, not sure what was available back in 1991 though. And talking of 1991, that must have appeared to be from outer space! I have this vision of the Sanny riding up to a Ritchey P22 fillet brazed on the trail. Both to me are desirable period bikes though they couldn't be more different.

Enjoy!!

 

[jimihendrix]

Very nice

Can't wait to get mine done, will be more of a downhill beast though (with full gears), already has the 7" rear so gone for 7" forks to match, using the C2 discs off my LTS.

Very versatile bike's though.

 

[Enid_Puceflange]

I'm starting to really REALLY like these

I wonder how I can tell Mrs "P" that I will need one soon

Gc