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[synlos]

I would say, a bit addicted...

 

[MattiThundrrr]

This has appeared on the radar... Le Croco MTB. Columbus tubing and dropouts, perhaps handmade in Montreal?

Does anyone know about this marque?

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[Warhorse]

This has appeared on the radar... Le Croco MTB. Columbus tubing and dropouts, perhaps handmade in Montreal?
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Does anyone know about this marque?

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I’ve always liked Le Croco road bikes, had a really cool vintage crit bike made by them that handled nicely!
I remember when I first saw this bike pop up fully built, I was really excited to see a Le Croco MTB for the first time… luckily it was too small and the geometry on it also looked pretty weird?
Love their decals though.

 

[Monsieur Paul]

Here’s a Norco Bigfoot (85-86?) that I just picked up -swapped pedals, saddle, tires, but otherwise looks original. Rides amazing. Triple butted ishiwata steel.

 

[blacktruck]

Long time lurker, figured it was time to put something up. 96' Expresso.

 

[alban]

So many great bikes in this thread!

Here’s my poser ‘95 blizzard. Most of the components are later than that though. I made the wrong tyre choice too, need to rectify that.

 

[Retro_Roy]

Coolness

 

[pw_pw_la]

So many great bikes in this thread!

Here’s my poser ‘95 blizzard. Most of the components are later than that though. I made the wrong tyre choice too, need to rectify that.

Nothing poser about that in my mind, looks fun as f**k to ride...

Yeah, except the tires! ; )

 

[90's Ninja]

A friend of mine gave me his 1997 Norco Mocha that he's owned since new. Since I still have my 1996 Norco Sasquatch in near original form, I thought I would have some fun with this project. I love 80's Norco BMX's and I've been eyeballing the Surly Lowside so I've decided to combine the two to make my own. Single speed conversion, a fresh polish and clearcoat are in the works while waiting for parts to arrive. Contacted Gil and looking to get the NORCO decal done with the 80's style font. Not sure how it'll turn out but should be a fun pub bike

 

[vtwinvince]

Cool, these Norco are underrated IMHO. I'm still looking for a good, early Nitro or TNT.