That one bike you'll probably never own but would die for

dyna-ti · Jun 3, 2014

For me it has to eb without a shadow of a doubt the...GT STS DH Lobo 1998
Lusted after this forever and ill never have one because i cannot afford it and the way things look never will.

Im doing some research on the Hope No2 caliper specifically for the GT(Ive a No2 with 'GT' stamped on it) but all its done is remind me how amazing it is and how little funds ive got

ridevintagemtb · Jun 3, 2014

"to die for" is a little dramatic, but this is the grail.

Although some details need to be made right.

ba57ards · Jun 3, 2014

think i would have the lobo sts as its one of the bikes i havent had

and the gt c2 caliper was smaller 155 mm disc if i remember

Tc · Jun 3, 2014

Re:

Got and had all mine

Baulz · Jun 3, 2014

The Lobo is the bike I wish I never had. Spent more time waiting for warranty front triangles than riding it.

Oddly enough a Manitou FS is high on my list, and is more prone to cracking than the Lobo.

Chopper the ex Copper · Jun 3, 2014

Any Cleland or Highpath.

benjabbi · Jun 3, 2014

Gatorfade Adroit, love the looks and the tech but even now, 20 years later and significantly better payed, well out of budget!

syncrosfan · Jun 3, 2014

WTB Phoenix Titanium or Ibis Bow-Ti. Who knows... maybe one day...

IanS62 · Jun 3, 2014

An original steel Rocky Mountain Thunderbolt. I saw one in an early copy of MBA in 1980-something, and it looked amazing, the first bike I'd seen with a radically sloping top tube.

CTK · Jun 3, 2014

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An early Merlin ti would be nice. Not very ambitious and quite possible that I'll get one... just a matter of time!

That one bike you'll probably never own but would die for

dyna-ti

ridevintagemtb

ba57ards

Senior Retro Guru

Tc

Baulz

Chopper the ex Copper

benjabbi

syncrosfan

Senior Retro Guru

IanS62

Retro Guru

CTK

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