Early 90's Ti bike - is it an Alpha?
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I've got an Alpha some years ago and I got a Mc Mahon now.
First, the real brand of the Alpha was Asama, a canadian brand. The bike was firstly full Syncros equiped, like a Rocky Mountain.
Between Alpha and Mc Mahon, not a lot of difference. Both were made by Sandvik, both got U brake rear bosses and some MC Mahon got the rear wishbone.
The wishbone of my Alpha
I've got an Alpha some years ago and I got a Mc Mahon now.
First, the real brand of the Alpha was Asama, a canadian brand. The bike was firstly full Syncros equiped, like a Rocky Mountain.
Between Alpha and Mc Mahon, not a lot of difference. Both were made by Sandvik, both got U brake rear bosses and some MC Mahon got the rear wishbone.
The wishbone of my Alpha
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Was gonna guess it was Sandvik made by certain features. Top quality frame for sure and built for abuse with the downtube gusset
24pouces":f2zf9v0n said:I've got an Alpha some years ago and I got a Mc Mahon now.
First, the real brand of the Alpha was Asama, a canadian brand. The bike was firstly full Syncros equiped, like a Rocky Mountain.
Between Alpha and Mc Mahon, not a lot of difference. Both were made by Sandvik, both got U brake rear bosses and some MC Mahon got the rear wishbone.
The wishbone of my Alpha
Was gonna guess it was Sandvik made by certain features. Top quality frame for sure and built for abuse with the downtube gusset
