FRM Be Active X-Country 1995

[valleyman]

Hi mates, here my FRM Be Active, very light bike, only about 10.7 kg (23.7 lbs) for a full suspended, a race bike.

FRM Be Active X-Country 1995
Frame: Aluminiun 7005 Easton Elite Size M
Fork: AMP Research F1
Headset: FRM
Stem: Answer A-Tac
Handlebar: Ritchey Pro Lite WCS
Grips: Grip Shift
Front Rim: Ritchey Rock 395 E
Rear Rim: Ritchey Rock 415 E
Front Tire: Ritchey Alfa Bite 1.9 WCS
Rear Tire: Ritchey K Mega Bite Z-Max 1.9 S.C.
Hubs: FRM
Skewers: Black Omas Ti
Cassette: Shimano XTR
Crankset: FRM CNC CU2 with Sugino compact rings 42/32/20
Pedals: Shimano PD-M747
Bottom Bracket: FRM Ti
Front Mech: Shimano Deore XT FD-M738
Rear Mech: Shimano XTR RD-M900
Chain: Shimano Dura Ace
Brake: Shimano XTR BR-M900 / FRM (Red Ritchey Pads) with Ti Bolts
Levers: FRM CNC
Shifters: Grip Shift SRT800
Seatpost: FRM Alu 7075 T6
Saddle: Vetta TT Carbon
Bottle Cage: Elite Ciussi Silver with Ti bolts
Bar Ends: Ritchey Pro Lite WCS
End Plugs: Bontrager (Pre-Trek)

 

[Magpiegifts]

I really like this

 

[markoc]

Those brake levers are stunning. I mean the whole bike is awesome, but those levers...

 

[ibbz]

Absolutely stunning throughout - love it and what a choice of spec

 

[Chopper the ex Copper]

Love the parallelogram front end.

 

[Double-E F]

Hell of a bike !
How'she ride?

 

[mk one]

Thats nice, never seen one before. The frame is AMP-ish too, i bet it rides great, looks fast

 

[valleyman]

Thanks to all!
Unfortunately it's too small for me and I can't ride it.
FRM (Franco Ricci Mingani) was an Italian artesan, he started at the beginning of ninetes.
He was lightness maniac and used Ergal and CNC machine for his products.
This frame it's not AMP, but FRM design.

 

[valleyman]

1992 first prototype

 

[Volker]

Hello "Valleyman" - we need to talk!

Here's mine - and I have a big lack of information (and FRM does not respond [in English])

With kind regards,

Volker