Looking for 90s steel frame that will take wide tyres

[cce]

Thanks I'll start looking at On-Ones, I see there are quite a few on eBay etc.

I am after a 26" wheel so I guess that is the 456 model? They seem to have fittings for racks but not mudguards, and a variety of options for V-brakes or disks.

it's the inbred 26er you're after - the 456 was an inbred redesigned to take longer forks and is a bit gnar for what you're after

they had various dropout designs and I don't think all of them will take the 2.8 tyre. They all take at least a 2,4 though

 

[Prodigal Son]

Specialized stumpjumper. Since specialized released a 2.5in tire in the 90s i suppose their top model could fit it.

 

[Bowie]

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Fat Franks on my humu

 

[24pouces]

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Fat Chance Yo Eddy : it was designed for wide fat 2.5 tires

 

[M-Power]

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Fat Chance Yo Eddy : it was designed for wide fat 2.5 tires

Way back in 1990... a lot of riders use Continental Mountain King II 2.4s on their Yos today

 

[Rampage]

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alpinestars al-mega takes massive tyres, presumably the cro-mega does as well.

 

[Titiritero]

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I have a Trek Singletrack 950 from the early '90s and they will accept up to 2.3" (I have some 2.25" Schwalbe mounted). Early Scotts on the other hand have very limited clearance at the back (barely 2.0")