Ukrainian Oldschool MTB

[Rank_21]

Thats cool, do you find parts/bikes in the second hand markets? The ones I visited in Kiev were pretty good. Saw quite alot of components for sale. Also saw alot in bike shops in those indoor markets that they have everywhere.

 

[Dontstapko]

Thats cool, do you find parts/bikes in the second hand markets? The ones I visited in Kiev were pretty good. Saw quite alot of components for sale. Also saw alot in bike shops in those indoor markets that they have everywhere.

Yeah, we have a lot of old mtb's in second hand marketplaces because of illegal traffic from poland, so you can buy a proper mtb for like 100$

Also, my GT is done already, proper bikecheck soon

 

[Dontstapko]

I suspect that some of you can't see my photos, so i'm duplicating them from another photohosting

Some leftovers of original paint

 

[Dontstapko]

1992 GT Bravado by my Homie

 

[Dontstapko]

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Progress

 

[xxnick1975]

My younger had a hard rock sport like that, great bike

 

[Dontstapko]

Hi Retrobike!
It's been a lot since last post
I haven't been posting lately on Retrobike because of struggle with photohosting, but I'm posting photoshoots of local bikes in VK, Telegram and Instagram (links below)

https://instagram.com/yourpal.mtb
https://t.me/yourpalmagazine
https://vk.com/tviydrugteam

And here's some bikes from last year
Peace and love

 

[MT62]

Was wondering as it was quite some time without updates, the bikes in this thread are supernice.

 

[ectoplasmosis]

Love the bikes and your enthusiasm!

I'm originally from Kyiv, proud that there's a thriving retro MTB scene in the motherland

 

[Frankenorange]

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Glad to see you posting again. I really like all of the bikes you and your mates put together. They are a wonderful jumble of parts that look a blast to ride and are fun to look at.