1992 Rocky Mountain titanium (Finished Pics page 3)

[Smithjss70]

Stunner!

 

[raidan73]

Looks fantastic Shamus You got that bolted together pretty rapidly!

I'm hoping to visit San Juan again next year - maybe I'll get a chance to take in that scenery first hand

 

[shamobius]

Looks fantastic Shamus You got that bolted together pretty rapidly!

I'm hoping to visit San Juan again next year - maybe I'll get a chance to take in that scenery first hand

Well I had been staring at the frame for months, and had the build already sorted with the parts in a bin. It was just a matter of getting the frame refinished, and the decals (thanks again Rockimtn!) sorted. All I had to do was have the right crank arm rethreaded for the pedals, and to cut the steerer down slightly for the American Classic headset. Everything else went together easily.

I sure hope you do get a chance to visit when you are in this area. You know I can hook you up with a loaner bike! The first picture of my bike overlooking the water, has the San Juan Islands in the background!

 

[shamobius]

A couple more, because pictures are awesome...

rmt10 by shamalama88, on Flickr

rmt14$edit by shamalama88, on Flickr

 

[PeteC]

That's a stunner. Can't think of a single thing I'd change (well, maybe the frame size) :xmas-wink:

 

[Retro_Roy]

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Lookin' good for sure.
Hope you do get over this way Adrian.
We'll try and get a retro ride together.

 

[jimi911]

That was fast! Looks rad.

 

[mojo ti]

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Stunning, BoTY :roll:

 

[semi-school]

The nicest pics had some bike in the way. I did notice a pretty cool bike though.

 

[Frank69]

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Oh my good god...
I had a Rocky Titanium around 93 and switched to the Tibolt... Regretted it badly. The Titanium was a fantastic ride. I was looking for this bike for years but never could get my hand on one... Is this a 20" frame??? Please say NO ;-)