I had no intention of buying yet another bike, but had seen this one for sale local to me, and a last minute eBay bid landed me with it
Its big, seller said 23", I've not measured but more like 20" I think (don't think they made these in 23" size?). Mixture of LX running gear, DX front mech, and some XT levers/shifters, cockpit is all Zoom components, Tioga Surefoot pedals, and a useable set of Panaracer Smoke Lite tyres. Oh, and a Lycra covered saddle.... nice!
Not a brand I've ever seen before, but some research revealed Scott as the parent company, and the Scott badge on the seat tube as well as Scott branded grips was a bit of a clue too
Some info on the brand below, and a few pics.
No idea why I bought this, other than I liked its retro style, so will probably just give it a clean and regrease and ride it
http://www.snowboarder.com/featured/the ... QPIYktt.97
Its big, seller said 23", I've not measured but more like 20" I think (don't think they made these in 23" size?). Mixture of LX running gear, DX front mech, and some XT levers/shifters, cockpit is all Zoom components, Tioga Surefoot pedals, and a useable set of Panaracer Smoke Lite tyres. Oh, and a Lycra covered saddle.... nice!
Not a brand I've ever seen before, but some research revealed Scott as the parent company, and the Scott badge on the seat tube as well as Scott branded grips was a bit of a clue too
Some info on the brand below, and a few pics.
No idea why I bought this, other than I liked its retro style, so will probably just give it a clean and regrease and ride it
http://www.illicitsnowboarding.com/2012 ... d.html?m=1Hooger Booger
Hooger Booger was the first company to build snowboards in Europe when it was started by Swiss riders José Fernandès and Antoine Massy in 1983. Hooger Booger is best remembered for introducing asymmetrical sidecuts to snowboarding.

In the late 80’s/early 90’s they were acquired by Scott. After branching out into producing mountain bikes, skateboards, roller skates and ******* monoskis and after a pointless renaming to the more succinct Hooger, the brand was eventually expunged from the Scott roster.
http://www.snowboarder.com/featured/the ... QPIYktt.97