94 Yeti ARC
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BarneyRubble
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Love this, but have to say I prefer the Mavic rim/Ringle hub combo to the HEDS. Just ties in with the rest of the Rinle perfectly! 
BarneyRubble":2dp1a2te said:Love this, but have to say I prefer the Mavic rim/Ringle hub combo to the HEDS. Just ties in with the rest of the Rinle perfectly!
Agreed. A STUNNING bike and whilst the HEDS have a nice quirky look, it looks the part with the Mavic set-up.
Just. Too. Nice.
bordercollie1
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Obviously one of the very best bikes to be seen on this site, what I like is the period correctness.
Everything screams 1994.
Like the Onza pedals. I don't recall Yeti team riders riding them, but if you were building a dream bike in '94 they would be on there.
Same with the Cranks. A Grafton model would fit better with the brakes but the 'new' style Cook cranks helps with the year.
Thanks for sharing.
Everything screams 1994.
Like the Onza pedals. I don't recall Yeti team riders riding them, but if you were building a dream bike in '94 they would be on there.
Same with the Cranks. A Grafton model would fit better with the brakes but the 'new' style Cook cranks helps with the year.
Thanks for sharing.
bordercollie1
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A mate had a Onza pedals, I didn't eide them myself. I suspect that it was like a lot of things from the era in that they did not work as well as the Shimanos, but they were lighter so that was OK!
GearlessinSeattle
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One of my all time favs!!!!
Fantastic!!!!!!
Fantastic!!!!!!
GoldenEraMTB
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ez054098":cv9w1ctp said:
depended on your preference and if you went with the blue or clear bumpers (bushings). I remember them working just as good as the shimano pedals, until the 747's came out. But the Time ATAC pedals blew them all away, imo.
