show us your Rocky Mountains!
- Thread starter RockiMtn
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aguycalled80
Retro Guru
Tried to do something different with my '94 Blizzard;
I LOVE the hand position from these bars, just feels so natural.
Running 7 SPD thumbshifters with an 8 speed cassette - as per the catalog setup - Ritchey brakes, and some custom painted Cane Creek wheels.
And Blasphemy! A Kona fork on a Rocky Mountain....
I'm a big fan of straight forks, which Rocky never was.
I LOVE the hand position from these bars, just feels so natural.
Running 7 SPD thumbshifters with an 8 speed cassette - as per the catalog setup - Ritchey brakes, and some custom painted Cane Creek wheels.
And Blasphemy! A Kona fork on a Rocky Mountain....
I'm a big fan of straight forks, which Rocky never was.
Just modded my Experience with some modern gears.
*A2Z Disc convesion for the Rear Disc Brake.
*Front fork with built-in Disc Brake + King Headset.
*RedShift Suspension stem to absorb some bumps and to maintain original headset angle.
*Thumb Shifter to keep it simple.
*Hookworm tires for the ultimate urban street rollers.
*A2Z Disc convesion for the Rear Disc Brake.
*Front fork with built-in Disc Brake + King Headset.
*RedShift Suspension stem to absorb some bumps and to maintain original headset angle.
*Thumb Shifter to keep it simple.
*Hookworm tires for the ultimate urban street rollers.
Steelfriend2001
Retro Guru
Love that artwork scheme.. Disc brake conversion on rear? Very clean setup.
Steelfriend2001
Retro Guru
Yes, disc-brakes rear and front. Modern carbon parts, 8,46kg.
