91 Zasker

[unclebuck]

I bought one of these from Bike in Bristol. Pride and joy for years. The first batch were available as a frameset only that you could build up to your own spec. Which was done for me by Mike Newton.

Out of interest what kind of condition is the rear mech hanger in? They are non replaceable and are prone to bending / thread stripping. Also how is the chain suck damage on the chainstay? They were prone to this as well.

Cheers

 

[bhill22]

So far all the interest is from overseas and it is in this order
xcrider
Lord_fowl
Grendel
yetinut

The postal charges are unknown as it depends on final weight and measurements which I will do tomorrow and advise each of you the cost. (which will be at cost no uplift)

I will also post some additional pics on the hanger and chain stay in the light tomorrow

Size center of BB to center of seat tube 18 inch
center of BB to top of seat tube 20 inch

 

[royboy2cv]

So does this mean it's an 18" frame ? :facepalm:

 

[RawBikeCo]

Im not over seas.......unless I'm further down south than I thought

 

[Grendal]

is the bike still available?

 

[royboy2cv]

Does the frame have the size stamped on the reardrop out ? is it still up for grabs ?

 

[bhill22]

Its waiting for me to box up and get some prices to interested parties for a yes or no, I will then go thru the queue

 

[Rahbari]

Check out http://www.parcel2go.com for cheap shipping rates and comparison. You will need to dismantle the fork and stem, though.

Good luck with sale! Cannot believe it is still there. This is the first year of Zaskar production with extremely strong frames (rather heavy, too) and the old 68mm wide bottom bracket. No technical differences to the No-way-Rey prototyp of early 1990.

Here is mine from August 1990, the first month of serial production. Have got all the parts (except for fork; the one shown is a 1992 3D-fork) but have not found the time to build it.

 

[Smithjss70]

Wow!

 

[royboy2cv]

Very nice . :mrgreen: