1994 Fat Chance titanium

[abr303]

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Must congratulate you on a stunning build and attention to detail on this..… Has to be one of the nicest builds I've seen in a long time

 

[Tomianson]

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Must congratulate you on a stunning build and attention to detail on this..… Has to be one of the nicest builds I've seen in a long time

Thank you that’s very kind. I’m pleased it’s turned out so well, there’s been a few snags and decisions along the way but the end result speaks for itself.

 

[xxnick1975]

This bike is just fire. What a build. Can you please ride the nuts off it and report back, you have to!

 

[Tomianson]

This bike is just fire. What a build. Can you please ride the nuts off it and report back, you have to!

I will I promise. Just a few tweaks and some good weather and I’m all over it. With pictures.

 

[Tomianson]

I just LOVE IT.....

I really really REALLY LOVE IT!!!!!

Thanks Seca, so do I. Cheers

 

[F.321]

What an amazing build! Saving these photos for inspo

 

[M-Power]

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The absolute best of retro Ti frames imo and the prettiest. The later Saratoga NY built Ti frames are a softer ride, as they dont have the stiffer wishbone seat stay design and some prefer that. IROBOT said these 94 Ti frames were his finest creations. Love that noodle Ibis stem and looking forward to the ride review

 

[Prodigal Son]

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The absolute best of retro Ti frames imo and the prettiest. The later Saratoga NY built Ti frames are a softer ride, as they dont have the stiffer wishbone seat stay design and some prefer that. IROBOT said these 94 Ti frames were his finest creations. Love that noodle Ibis stem and looking forward to the ride review

The Ibis Ti Mojo is most betterer supremer! (not really. They do have geo differences that matter more: Ibis is a rollercoaster high speed machine and Fat is a tech trail samurai sword)

 

[M-Power]

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Just a little history from the FAT 99 Catalogue in the archive here, Ti frame section.

 

[Prodigal Son]

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Just a little history from the FAT 99 Catalogue in the archive here, Ti frame section.

And then Don Myrah rode for Fat Chance on a rebadged Ritchey.