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[mikeyb]

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[mikeyb]

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[mikeyb]

Still looking...

 

[mikeyb]

The hunt continues... this is what I'm looking for:

 

[mikeyb]

Still looking - please let me know if you have one!

 

[kase1983]

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... start=3780

 

[mikeyb]

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29681&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=3780

Thanks mate, I tried for them but missed them

 

[mikeyb]

Still looking!

 

[merlinfred]

Hi
This one is for sale in Sweden: http://happymtb.org/annonser/index.php? ... w&id=86160

Good luck

 

[Nathan]

The hunt continues... this is what I'm looking for:

Ok, so these ones are actually 98 Boxxers. They have the World Champs rainbow stripes on them.

Hi
This one is for sale in Sweden: http://happymtb.org/annonser/index.php? ... w&id=86160

Good luck

And these ones are 97/98 DHO's.

97 Boxxers have a plain red and white colour scheme with no world champs stripes. Very similar to the DHO's.
They are pretty hard to come by as they were team issue only back then and there weren't many made.

Yeti catalog with spec lists for 97 & 98 is here: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=215878

The DH-6 (and the Schwinn Straight 6) was available as a frame kit only in 97, and as a complete bike spec'd with 98 Boxxers in 1998.
The early bikes used a 2 piece seatstay swingarm (the shock leverage arms were bolted on as opposed to being welded on the later models)

Out of curiosity, how much are you looking to spend?
I have a set of BNIB 98 Boxxers, still with the warranty label attached to the lower legs, but it would take some serious coin for me to consider offloading them. (2nd pair from the right)