wookiee Retrobike Rider Feedback View Apr 4, 2013 #11 Raging_Bulls":b64uqhna said: Trek Y and Cannondale Super V are the first 2 that come to mind here. Click to expand... Hmmm super V not heard good things but prove me wrong....
Raging_Bulls":b64uqhna said: Trek Y and Cannondale Super V are the first 2 that come to mind here. Click to expand... Hmmm super V not heard good things but prove me wrong....
PeteC Senior Retro Guru Feedback View Apr 4, 2013 #12 Mantis Pro Floater is a good option. Nice bike if you can find one without a cracked swingarm. They ride much like most modern single pivot frames.
Mantis Pro Floater is a good option. Nice bike if you can find one without a cracked swingarm. They ride much like most modern single pivot frames.
mikee Gold Trader MacRetro Rider GT Fan Feedback View Apr 4, 2013 #13 Super vee's GT rts ,lts All good
O oldave Gold Trader Feedback View Apr 4, 2013 #14 Not sure if pre-97, but I had a Kona Sex One for a while - it was very comfortable!
wookiee Retrobike Rider Feedback View Apr 4, 2013 #16 MikeD":2wsbgh3o said: Mk1 Santa Cruz Heckler. Click to expand... hmmm interesting...but pricey??
longun Moderator Retrobike Rider Feedback View Apr 4, 2013 #17 trek 9000....................ace bikes but if i had the money a ventena
C cce Retrobike Rider Gold Trader Feedback View Apr 4, 2013 #19 I'd probably buy a mid-2000s titus racer x. It's got the look, but it works.
wookiee Retrobike Rider Feedback View Apr 4, 2013 #20 I'd like to keep it pre-97 and I have thought about a proflex but once had a 1991 951 I think and that was more "damping" than suspension....Not seen a Trek 9000 or a Ventena...
I'd like to keep it pre-97 and I have thought about a proflex but once had a 1991 951 I think and that was more "damping" than suspension....Not seen a Trek 9000 or a Ventena...
Martyn Young (Late 1960s?) build - Part II - The Rebirth
