the_duke":1g2mzkry said:Wow. I didn't know the history to this model until now. It shows fantastic dedication and the bike seems to "make sense" to me much more now.
Awesome.
Have a read here:
http://www.yeti-c26.net/index.html
1990 Yeti C26
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Have a read here:
http://www.yeti-c26.net/index.html
JustKev":2y96jdp0 said:nevadasmith":2y96jdp0 said:You must have taken it for a spin around the block at least?
Nope. Not sure why I bothered spending over an hour getting the indexing perfect :roll:
Because you had to - setting up that bike in a half arsed way would have niggled at your soul every day and wouldn't have done justice to all that history/effort/obsession!
yeti-man":3s2zkjzz said:
Chopping FRO as welding disc tabs has same controversy level to me but shows opposite goals. A show bike, tribute to MTB history and a good rider. Whatever float your boat. If job was done well with great effort, I don't have problem with it.
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That's a great looking bike,nice job
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Completely pointless then IMO. If you're not going to ride it why bother??
And if it's too fragile to ride then all you've done is destroy a lovely original yeti to make a useless copy of another one.
Very sad reading this thread for me.
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