longfinkillie
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found one but it's taking sooo long to rebuild!
What was your first dream mountainbike?
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found one but it's taking sooo long to rebuild!
I think it was the 1994 Kona Kula in gold with Marzocchi XC500's ( got to remember i was new to MTB & on a Kona Hahanna 
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I got one in the end but then cracked the head tube :?
I also lusted after a Trek OCLV but can't remember what year it was.
)I got one in the end but then cracked the head tube :?
I also lusted after a Trek OCLV but can't remember what year it was.
MCsanandreas
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Mountain Cycle San Andreas. just could not believe how it looked back in '92 when i first saw a pic of one. took a long time before i finally had the chance to own one.
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eviltroy":mii8kt5d said:
yep,they rock! not too sure about the new SanAn that has just come out,not quite the same "wow" factor to it?
mechagouki
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1991 Team Marin - had a '91 Bear Valley and figured if that rode as well as it did the Team must be incredible.
1992 Xizang - titanium triple triangle, 'nuff said.
1993 Yeti A.R.C. - I'd be after one still if They didn't all break.
1992 Xizang - titanium triple triangle, 'nuff said.
1993 Yeti A.R.C. - I'd be after one still if They didn't all break.
Anything Specialized back then, I was particularly drawn to the Stumpjumper, although up until about 8 weeks ago I'd never owned one, of the 'steel' variety.
That and my trusty Rock Lobster, I remember seeing the Blue one in MBUK (or some other edition) assembled with Quaddras etc, it was love at first sight I remember going into Freetown Sports in Hull when I was back from Uni, coupled with dissatisfaction at the weight of my E Stay Al Carter (it weighed more than the titanic) the intention was to look and not buy, there hanging on the wall was that frame, the frame I wanted badly, it had those immortal words attached to a label to the price '....last one'. 45 minutes later I walked out of the shop with the frame, some orange P7 forks and a Joe Murray headset, I was the happiest chap in East Yorks that day Still got that frame, stripped again ready for it's next transition
Now it has to be Rocky Mountain Ti-Bolt....I nearly bought one a while ago, common sense (the Mrs) prevented said purchase, I'm still kicking myself today
That and my trusty Rock Lobster, I remember seeing the Blue one in MBUK (or some other edition) assembled with Quaddras etc, it was love at first sight
I remember going into Freetown Sports in Hull when I was back from Uni, coupled with dissatisfaction at the weight of my E Stay Al Carter (it weighed more than the titanic) the intention was to look and not buy, there hanging on the wall was that frame, the frame I wanted badly, it had those immortal words attached to a label to the price '....last one'. 45 minutes later I walked out of the shop with the frame, some orange P7 forks and a Joe Murray headset, I was the happiest chap in East Yorks that day Still got that frame, stripped again ready for it's next transition Now it has to be Rocky Mountain Ti-Bolt....I nearly bought one a while ago, common sense (the Mrs) prevented said purchase, I'm still kicking myself today
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