1992 S-Works Cross frame+fork

[Jo7]

Or you could fly into Germany and then cycle home

unfortunately it is not the right size for him. its 52cm

 

[rouge_prawn]

Folks, I’m truly happy to say that I’m the owner of @Jo7 sworks cross. For those from UK, the bicycle is now riding in the left side

Thanks so much @Jo7 for everything!

 

[Tsundere]

Beautiful bike, it seems like 90s 700c off road bikes are becoming in vogue.
There's this lovely S works and the gorgeous Mountain Goat Here.

Interested as I have This coming up for a complete rebuild.

I hope we get to see more of this bike on here

 

[rouge_prawn]

I completely agree @Tsundere cross/hybrid are slowly gaining the interest they deserve as gravel pioneers…

I want to keep it true to the catalogue but saddle and tyres will go into storage as they are in really good condition and I want to keep it.

The stem and handle bars are not in good shape, maybe I will powder coating back to black and also store them. I had an idea of installing a short-steep stem and drops bars… but hard to find a period correct stem and bars that will not break the bank… suggestions are welcome.

 

[Tsundere]

I completely agree @Tsundere cross/hybrid are slowly gaining the interest they deserve as gravel pioneers…

I want to keep it true to the catalogue but saddle and tyres will go into storage as they are in really good condition and I want to keep it.

The stem and handle bars are not in good shape, maybe I will powder coating back to black and also store them. I had an idea of installing a short-steep stem and drops bars… but hard to find a period correct stem and bars that will not break the bank… suggestions are welcome.

Makes sense to preserve the perishables, also tyre tech has come a long way in the past 30 years, so ride quality would no doubt benefit too with the right tyres.

Once you start work think about starting a build thread, it's a very unusual bike and would be an interesting project to follow.

 

[Jo7]

I thought you would drive it yourselve

 

[rouge_prawn]

Of course I will ride it myself. Trust me that this bike will stay with me!

 

[joglo]

I completely agree @Tsundere cross/hybrid are slowly gaining the interest they deserve as gravel pioneers…

I want to keep it true to the catalogue but saddle and tyres will go into storage as they are in really good condition and I want to keep it.

The stem and handle bars are not in good shape, maybe I will powder coating back to black and also store them. I had an idea of installing a short-steep stem and drops bars… but hard to find a period correct stem and bars that will not break the bank… suggestions are welcome.

Hey, as this is a bit a rare Bike, maybe some more here, but definitely me, would be interested if you would provide some more details in a own build up or restoration thread. Thanks

I let the opportunity got to purchase one for 100€ in driving distance not long time ago. I had a bike stuck overflow in my bike barn. The situation is unchanged, still I do regnet it.

 

[Jo7]

Of course I will ride it myself. Trust me that this bike will stay with me!

I hope you enjoy it for a long time

 

[WimVDD]

Beautiful bike, it seems like 90s 700c off road bikes are becoming in vogue.
There's this lovely S works and the gorgeous Mountain Goat Here.

Interested as I have This coming up for a complete rebuild.

I hope we get to see more of this bike on here

Same belief here. That's why I couldn't resist buying a 1996 Trek 7900 Multitrack that popped up locally.