Classic MTB and BMX pre-1996

[steve garro]

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Red Campy parts.....I mean, damn.
- Garro.

[Matthew Strongin]

That is killer.

[rmplum]

More old mtb podcast goodness:

Second Spin Cycles | The Outdoor Route

[jon]

gah! bells brewing - wish I could get two hearted over here in the uk....

[rmplum]

This may be a 97 - but they also made them in 96 and it's what $200 gets you these days (not sure what I'll do with it, but hey $200 and it'll look cool in the garage next to my Slingshot!)



Ryan
-it's a sickness

[lumpy]

This may be a 97 - but they also made them in 96 and it's what $200 gets you these days (not sure what I'll do with it, but hey $200 and it'll look cool in the garage next to my Slingshot!)



Ryan
-it's a sickness

That's a score. You might have to see to the elastomers - I put an old Inversion fork back into service after years of sitting around and the elastomers smooshed right down into inert material after the first couple of rides. I got replacements from a guy in New Mexico:
Manitou Mach 5 Comp Elastomer Refresh Kit - Suspension Fork Parts eStore

[rmplum]

That's a score. You might have to see to the elastomers - I put an old Inversion fork back into service after years of sitting around and the elastomers smooshed right down into inert material after the first couple of rides. I got replacements from a guy in New Mexico:
Manitou Mach 5 Comp Elastomer Refresh Kit - Suspension Fork Parts eStore

yeah, will just have to see how it looks. I have a Stumpy M2 with a similar fork and it didn't melt down anything like the Judys I've had. Ideally I'll throw a dual air SID on there -

[steve garro]

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Hit with some fuckign speed !!!!

Valkyrie X in action, 1988

- Garro.

[steve garro]

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Digging this thread back up - the blessing of the vehicles in Copacabana, Bolivia.

Our touring bikes !!!!

- Garro.

[donk]

Cleaning up my workshop and found this water bottle in my momento box.

It is from the first World Cup at Mte Ste Anne. Also found my collection of race tshirts and a few posters. I kick my self for selling some of the programs and related stuff I had a few years ago when trying to raise money for my SV.

[Paul Jacobs]

This Reynolds 753 bike by Alves framesets was built by Charles Ralph in 1994. Alves framesets was a one man manufacturer (Charles Ralph) based near Elgin in the north east of Scotland. Full Campagnolo Record OR groupset which was supplied by Charles at a significant discount. I can't believe I used to have a 130mm stem on a MTB. This is the second frame Charles built for me.