Anyone shed any light on this.....
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Its retro i think. My workmate had one. Said the rear end snapped (common) but was still together so was odd going round corners.
Probably a garage queen really.
Do a search in retro, may find some more that way.
http://www.kirk-bicycles.co.uk/Kirk.htm
Called a revolution as i recall.
Probably a garage queen really.
Do a search in retro, may find some more that way.
http://www.kirk-bicycles.co.uk/Kirk.htm
Called a revolution as i recall.
it is a Kirk magnsium frame mtb - from around early 90s?
magnesium was touted as the wonder material - light and loads of it dissovled in seawater - we should have all been riding Mg frames now but for some reason it never took off.
I value it at £ 105.74 - what is seller asking?
magnesium was touted as the wonder material - light and loads of it dissovled in seawater - we should have all been riding Mg frames now but for some reason it never took off.
I value it at £ 105.74 - what is seller asking?
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I've seen pictures of Kirk frames being piled up at the factory, waiting to be scrapped. These frames were cast, and many of them had air bubbles in critical places (like just above the BB). Those were prone to break under load.
If you want a Kirk, I'd suggest avoiding the ones that have barely been ridden. High-mileage ones are more likely to be good.
If you want a Kirk, I'd suggest avoiding the ones that have barely been ridden. High-mileage ones are more likely to be good.
