show us your Rocky Mountains!
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David Scott
Retro Newbie
Archived Catalog on the forum notes the SR (Sakae) low fat
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/d/45424-2/rmsmall1992.pdf
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/d/45424-2/rmsmall1992.pdf
Cheers, just wondering which model though, 122, 126 or 129 etc
David Scott
Retro Newbie
If it helps this old listing looks stock and has a pretty good close up (dx badged126s?)
http://vancouver.canadianlisted.com/ad/gallery/4015462/1/
http://vancouver.canadianlisted.com/ad/gallery/4015462/1/
Cheers mate, that's what I spent most of last night searching for.
narcotitlan
Rocky Mountain Fan
Wanted to add my 1988 Avalanche - more or less ready!Coquitlam Geoff
Retro Guru
A recent and exciting find in Vancouver—1991 Summit RL. Nearly catalog spec with the exception of the removed cages and straps. It seems that one of its owners also had some bar ends running at some point and as a result a new set of Attack grips is on my “looking for” list to bring it back to glory.
I bought it from a fellow who I imagine was the bike’s second owner judging by its condition. He bought it from a LBS called Bikes for All for $300.00. The seller found it to be an uncomfortable commuter, his intended use, and it was let it go for a second time with seldom use. The tires are still in surprisingly good shape too and as other Summit fans have noted, I’m particularly fond of what appears to be a brazed seat post clamp/seat stays and brazed dropouts, and the ovalized tubing. I’d be curious to know if it was Toyo built, or a Toyo built main triangle and rear triangle by RM or perhaps all done here in Vancouver. Whatever the case, pretty thrilled!
A good polish, some TLC, a couple little bits, a straightened saddle and it’ll be ready to roll!
I bought it from a fellow who I imagine was the bike’s second owner judging by its condition. He bought it from a LBS called Bikes for All for $300.00. The seller found it to be an uncomfortable commuter, his intended use, and it was let it go for a second time with seldom use. The tires are still in surprisingly good shape too and as other Summit fans have noted, I’m particularly fond of what appears to be a brazed seat post clamp/seat stays and brazed dropouts, and the ovalized tubing. I’d be curious to know if it was Toyo built, or a Toyo built main triangle and rear triangle by RM or perhaps all done here in Vancouver. Whatever the case, pretty thrilled!
A good polish, some TLC, a couple little bits, a straightened saddle and it’ll be ready to roll!
