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I would say look at the 1990 Rocky Mountains too, earlier and 1-1/8" wasn't in the market as such.
They had many styles each with different geometry for different purposes.
Bottom end used triple butted or similar frames, mid range usually used the top end tubing.
27.2 will be another problem, you'd need to be flexible on that as most stopped at 27.0 at the time, only later would 27.2 or larger with different tubesets and techniques become a standard.
What would you class as relaxed geometry?
A year earlier and you'd be half a degree 'better' at 70/73 or less.
I would say look at the 1990 Rocky Mountains too, earlier and 1-1/8" wasn't in the market as such.
They had many styles each with different geometry for different purposes.
Bottom end used triple butted or similar frames, mid range usually used the top end tubing.
27.2 will be another problem, you'd need to be flexible on that as most stopped at 27.0 at the time, only later would 27.2 or larger with different tubesets and techniques become a standard.
What would you class as relaxed geometry?
A year earlier and you'd be half a degree 'better' at 70/73 or less.
