90s Trek 9500 Rear Suspension
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Not sure im afraid, but here is some light reading for you, hopefully help though.
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/v/M ... atalogues/
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/v/M ... atalogues/
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That looks very modern,the red lever on it looks like a lock out.I thought they only had an elastomer stack originally.
That looks very modern,the red lever on it looks like a lock out.I thought they only had an elastomer stack originally.
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I dont know why but I really want one.
I dont know why but I really want one.
This was one unbelievable bust.
Only the frame and the fork were original. It was incredibly sad to see how this bike was stripped of the only thing it had going for it - the XTR groupset.
But I shouldn't be surprised, there a couple of threads including one here suggesting "a waste of components": viewtopic.php?f=1&t=223464
It's just not right... All the bike needed was a modern rear shock, or as others suggested "winding up" the existing one.
It's just a bike I known, but it broke my heart to see such travesty
Only the frame and the fork were original. It was incredibly sad to see how this bike was stripped of the only thing it had going for it - the XTR groupset.
But I shouldn't be surprised, there a couple of threads including one here suggesting "a waste of components": viewtopic.php?f=1&t=223464
It's just not right... All the bike needed was a modern rear shock, or as others suggested "winding up" the existing one.
It's just a bike I known, but it broke my heart to see such travesty
