1988 Fisher Mt Tam - Update 22/07/2012

klasse · Mar 31, 2012

great job Nevada, one of the nicer bikes I've seen in awhile.

I love the fillet brazing in the bottom bracket area. Rare to find a bike of this vintage in this condition + the proper parts to make the build just right.

Coleman · Apr 1, 2012

Took this out today, forgot to take any ics on the ride but here's a few when I got back:

Bike rode well through a very technical route courtesy of theredchilli round the FoD, only lost a handle bar end cap.

No NOS on it anymore

matthew71 · Apr 1, 2012

had a quick spin on this today, and it rode nice.the fillet work on the bottom bracket looks great,nice job adrian

Drewson · Apr 1, 2012

OMG truly envious...that is one beautiful bike!!

hydorah · Apr 3, 2012

Yep. That's beautiful

jamabikes · Apr 3, 2012

needs two finger brake levers

Coleman · Apr 3, 2012

jamabikes":bpkqfcd6 said:
needs two finger brake levers

I was thinking of getting some braze on's for some 180mm twin pot floating discs

Thanks for all the great comments chaps

Gear cables and original grab on end plugs will finish it properly

yeti-man · Apr 3, 2012

Congratulations! That is a reincarnation of a true mountain bike

jamabikes · Apr 3, 2012

nevadasmith":36c1v3wv said:
jamabikes":36c1v3wv said:

needs two finger brake levers

Click to expand...

I was thinking of getting some braze on's for some 180mm twin pot floating discs

Thanks for all the great comments chaps

Gear cables and original grab on end plugs will finish it properly

looks so smart. Have often admired it as it's gone trough peoples hands but this seems the definitive build.

Coleman · Apr 5, 2012

jamabikes":1apsz6m7 said:
nevadasmith":1apsz6m7 said:

jamabikes":1apsz6m7 said:

needs two finger brake levers

Click to expand...

I was thinking of getting some braze on's for some 180mm twin pot floating discs

Thanks for all the great comments chaps

Gear cables and original grab on end plugs will finish it properly

Click to expand...

looks so smart. Have often admired it as it's gone trough peoples hands but this seems the definitive build.

Thanks

I had a few ideas for how to do this - I actually built it with Suntour xc9000 first, then tinkered with S/S but pretty soon it became apparent that OE equipment and reuniting the frame with some of the original parts was the right way to go

1988 Fisher Mt Tam - Update 22/07/2012

klasse

Coleman

matthew71

Drewson

hydorah

jamabikes

Old School Grand Master

Coleman

yeti-man

Senior Retro Guru

jamabikes

Old School Grand Master

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