Gary Fisher Mt.Tam 1991 Update
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Re: Gary Fisher Mt.Tam 1991
WOW!
That's how mine should look.....
That reminds me, need to do something with it....
WOW!
That's how mine should look.....
That reminds me, need to do something with it....
the fork doesn't lose oil, the air stays less time than in 90ies, let's say a month.
I wanted to service it, maybe the oil could be :? a little viscous, but nobody wanted to take the risk.
It can be a little slower in rebound, but, it sucks now as it did in 1991 :cry:
As this bike is not the first choice when I go out for a ride, I don't touch it
Is it preferable to keep it with air or without air, while it is a garage queen? any suggestion?
I wanted to service it, maybe the oil could be :? a little viscous, but nobody wanted to take the risk.
It can be a little slower in rebound, but, it sucks now as it did in 1991 :cry:
As this bike is not the first choice when I go out for a ride, I don't touch it
Is it preferable to keep it with air or without air, while it is a garage queen? any suggestion?
I love these first generation RockShox. A friend could restore mine with new bushing he machined and new seals. The fork keep air now and works fine… for such old model.
Nothing too sophisticated in it but a very serious conception, near what was done in motorcycle.
In my opinion, try to restore it if you can. It's not very difficult and, I prefer Garage queen which could be riden
Nothing too sophisticated in it but a very serious conception, near what was done in motorcycle.
In my opinion, try to restore it if you can. It's not very difficult and, I prefer Garage queen which could be riden
