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[passiflora]

Very nice DP...I love it!.

Looks very clean and smart

I'm thinking of the dangerous idea of trying Gripshift soon.

They just give the control centre a nice clean look

 

[Simonside resident]

Mine since new a few years ago Had various guises, currently looking a bit like this. 1996 Rockhopper A1

 

[Daddy Pig]

Very nice DP...I love it!.

Looks very clean and smart

I'm thinking of the dangerous idea of trying Gripshift soon.

They just give the control centre a nice clean look

I've had the gripshifts from about '94. Very robust and love the way you can trim the front. I just tried some XTR rapidfires on this build but couldnt get with 'em. I'm certainly in the gripshift camp.

Like Simonside's rockhopper too. Looks purposeful...and FAST

 

[bulldog]

my 88 rockhopper comp

 

[Sparkzz]

Nice one buldog!..

This was my first proper Mountain bike, I bought it from a mate at school. It ws only a 15" frame. I havent seen a picture of one since!.. Great bike.

 

[development_cycle]

I can't believe I never replied to this with pic's of my FSR, but you've probably all seen it now.

 

[TooHiBMI]

Guessing this is a 1989 or 1990 - belongs to the boss

 

[simonR76]

Here's my 1996 M2 Stumpjumper, I bought it a couple of years ago off eBay here in Oz. The guy I bought it from still had the original receipt and owners manuals, looks like it was imported from Hawaii to Australia at some point and still has a Honolulu bike permit on the frame. Hadn't been used much as the original tyres were still fitted - now ridden daily!

 

[Slow6]

That's a very nice bike.

 

[simonR76]

That's a very nice bike.

Thanks! I've been trying to keep it as original as possible. The forks have got a 'wings' kit fitted as the elastomers were shot and I couldn't go past the syncros stem on eBay...Original tyres are in the cupboard!