vincenth
Retro Guru
well, probably not. not for long anyways.
I'm pretty much skint this month but when a 25 euro rocky mountain hammer popped up on my laptop screen I naturally had to buy it and it was only a 15 minute drive.
the bike was fully covered with dust, cleaning it felt like unwrapping a christmas gift :xmas-big-grin: it's always a surprise what will uncover. the frame turned out to be in really good shape, only the fork has a few ugly scratches.
most of the bearings are gone, I think only the headset might have survived. the rims are worn out and the gripshifts felt worse then I'd imagined.
since I've got no money to spend I will try to use only parts from the shed.
2nd pic is how I got it, 1st how it looks right now.
I'm pretty much skint this month but when a 25 euro rocky mountain hammer popped up on my laptop screen I naturally had to buy it and it was only a 15 minute drive.
the bike was fully covered with dust, cleaning it felt like unwrapping a christmas gift :xmas-big-grin: it's always a surprise what will uncover. the frame turned out to be in really good shape, only the fork has a few ugly scratches.
most of the bearings are gone, I think only the headset might have survived. the rims are worn out and the gripshifts felt worse then I'd imagined.
since I've got no money to spend I will try to use only parts from the shed.
2nd pic is how I got it, 1st how it looks right now.
. Thank you, The koga is pretty nice indeed it is my favorite retro ride (right now)
