Agreed ! Well worth going for if anyone is after a set of rigids - and these are rare and light - easily repainted too
VTT français? French MTBs / Components / Info / Pics etc.
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joglo
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Actually, I'm about to complete some nice early plastic SRAM brakes with arch and proper levers to a group and was looking for a fancy plastic rear mech fitting style-wise and roughly period or company wise to it. The Sachs DIRT Plasma was my choice, rather than an ESP one.
Sure it's than not US stuff any longer, but I wasn't expecting that it's Made in France any longer.
Nice detail...
Sure it's than not US stuff any longer, but I wasn't expecting that it's Made in France any longer.
Nice detail...
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Jc24
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A couple of days I posted some pics of a Wolhauser MTB
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Hi, I was looking on the forum for info regarding my Specialized S-works M2 from 1992. Then I saw a lot of great pictures but not from WOLHAUSER. So I'm will try to share some pics ;)
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Jc24
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I didn't know about this set. Pretty cool. Here are some additional info I found https://www.disraeligears.co.uk/site/simplex_fun_bike_derailleur.html
So besides the Greg Lemond Titanium MTB I was linking to earlier, here are the only two other bikes "factory"-equipped with MAVIC off-road components that I could find in my archives.Just stumbled across this Greg Lemond Titanium MTB, factory-equipped with MAVIC off-road components:
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1°/ A Clark Kent (that I failed at identifying the model) at Interbike '91 show (bottom right photo):
2°/ A Lapierre Scrambler Line Taillefer (ridden by Fabrice Taillefer himself). The production version was equipped with Suntour XC Pro MicroDrive components and I'm pretty sure that the team bikes were equipped the same. This one was probably a one-time attempt:
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Looks like we even have a fellow RBer onboard: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=24936Just stumbled across this Greg Lemond Titanium MTB, factory-equipped with MAVIC off-road components:
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Too bad that all the image links are dead.
joglo
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I like that one, an Tracker Hi-Tech from 1991.Couldn’t turn down this pink MBK when it turned up on eBay. It’s a bit scabby so I ended up building it to be a bit of a commuter for me.
Got to love the fluro two tone paint jobs on the MBKs
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It's maybe a bit heavy but the colors will make it worth
