Show us (your) 80's mountain bikes !

[Chris]

This photo is from the '80s but I still have the bike, an '83 Ritchey Annapurna. The photo is from a 1985 tour in Canada's Northwest Territories on a road that had been abandoned for 40 years.

Who came off worse you or the moose

 

[mynchiboy]

Here's what was my 1989 Nigel Dean, bought for peanuts and sold for the same, tatty as hell but ridden lovingly through the summer. Handbuilt Reynolds 531 AT frame and forks.. I miss that bike now

 

[Andy R]

Nothing worth looking at here..... , just an old '88 Explosif that I've owned from when it was six months old.
This photo was taken a couple of years ago though, when it didn't have the nice flouro HS-33's....

In my opinion these late '80s Konas are one of the few bikes from that time that look the business even today .

 

[Crantinope]

CLASS

 

[Pickle]

In my opinion these late '80s Konas are one of the few bikes from that time that look the business even today .

I agree.

 

[DeletedUser006]

My Dads 80's gates

 

[Pickle]

My Dads 80's gates

They are 3 nice steeds, especially loving the smoked paint Apex.

Shame they are huge!

 

[Dr S]

A few of mine...

83 Stumpjumper

86 Cannondale SM600. My first mountain bike bought new in December 86 after 18 months of hard saving. Original was stolen in mid 90's. I bought this one four years ago on eBay and its restoration brought me to RetroBike.

and my beloved 87 Wicked Fat Chance 'Auld Faithful'

 

[MJN]

1989 Kona Cinder Cone,I got my first MTB in 89,this is what I wanted but got something else :cry: anyway finally got hold of this one a couple of months ago,rides ace
Needs a few tweeks such as binning the STI levers!

 

[Enid_Puceflange]

Me with my Grandmother, around 88-89 with my (i think) 86-87 Cannondale Sm-400

Gc