1994 mountain cycle san andreas - update 28th april

[saltyman]

new addition to add to my mountain cycle collection

bumble bee is my downhill project, this san andreas will be a more sensible XC bike with 4'' front and rear travel rather than a 8'' travel beast

early addition with tubed seat stays etc dates it around 93-94 i think.



Fork: marzocchi bomber marathon 80/100mm

Headset: chris king
Stem: syncros
Handlebar: ringle riser
Grips: onza porcipaws

Brakes: hayes HFX-9 f203mm/r185mm

Shifters: XTR
Front Derailleur: XTR
Rear Derailleur: XTR
Cassette: 8sp shimano
Chain: KMC
Cranks: middleburn
Bottom Bracket: shimano 73/118
Pedals: club roost

Hub Skewers: ringle titanium
Rims: mavic 317
Hubs: hope
Tyres: nobby nic evo 2.4/2.225
Tubes: continental

Seatpost: USE

Weight: 30.3lbs

 

[jimihendrix]

Nice , still regret selling my San-An, never got past the rolling frame stage :cry: , it was the long travel one (2001 i think), put Monster T's on the front, it ended up too tall for my short ar*e and just felt like a handfull.

Sould have got a shorter rear shock and forks for it instead of selling it :roll:

 

[longun]

me wants long time,remember smiffs from mbuk all those years ago and would still like one :twisted:

 

[JeRkY]

Nice, you are rapidly developing a decent collection on here!

 

[BarneyRubble]

My favourite year for these.

 

[mrsavory]

Nice i see this one has rear post mounts for you this time m8 save you a job
in getting them, have you planed your build yet?

 

[fingers]

Nice, just need some red suspenders...

 

[saltyman]

this wont be so in your face as my other san andreas. going to stick some quality gear on this one too, ringle stem/post, red chris king aheadset etc.........cant wait to get cracking.

 

[Enid_Puceflange]

Forks??
what have you got / planned for the front end dude??


Gc

 

[xizang]

This the one on e-bay :?: It's definitely a looker.

As mentioned above, I too liked Smiffs San-an in MBUK. It was totally different from anything I'd ever seen at the time. His had a sliding shock mount iirc.