show us your Rocky Mountains!

[Retro_Roy]

Woodsie, such a cool bike.

 

[Coquitlam Geoff]

 

[Coquitlam Geoff]

Sorry my 89 Avalanche 19” frame
DX build and Wolber AT-20’s

 

[Hedfeld]

My 1992 Rocky Mountain Blizzard. I am still in the process of reverting it back to original spec with some correct era tuning parts. Really loving this bike - it is always great to ride it here in the Alpes and especially see the faces of all the guys riding their 29" E-bikes....

 

[Ferghus]

Revamped crusty 88 Avalanche.

 

[synlos]

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Family business??

 

[NigelFinnighan]

I don't think I've posted this in this thread- plus I've updated it a bit, The addition of the Brodie brace was absolutely needed. these forks chatter like a mother. this has calmed it down. I still have to restore and re-decal a Ritchey Logic crank and install, and that'll pretty much finish it off.

 

[Retro_Roy]

looks good. ^

 

[Christian]

My time warp 1992 Blizzard, which is (almost) exactly as it left the factory all those years ago (it needs a turbo saddle and Ritchey tyres to be completely accurate, and I still have the original wolber wheels).

 

[NigelFinnighan]

Not mine (I wish It was) but it's too cool not to post here- @fonzy1977 had a little bit of a show n shine in Saskatoon last night and this showed up. Original owner (not for sale, I tried) Original fork was bent after a jump. paint couldn't be replicated so the owner replaced it with the Syncros. Hopefully the owner of this beauty finds his way here to this forum- with his permission here are some quick pictures. S/N looks like 1751(though I'm not sure about that)

1988 Wedge. (the owner is looking for a Gen 1 syncros post for it- if anyone has one laying around. Unfortunately I don't)