How old is this. I couldn’t resist!

The History Man":2fo3ph3v said:
400mm post incoming. Looks like I’m playing with it for a bit. :)

And I was just about to offer one..... can we get some photos of you on it? :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
 
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It’s quite light being so small! Interesting setup.
 

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I bet you can pop a good wheelie with that saddle positioned over the rear axle...
 
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Built but then sensibly dimantled an even dafter spesh mtb. I , as THM can vouch, am very tall but I built a parts bin special Hardrock using a 13" frame, 140mm travel forks and a 550mm seatpost. Even more remarkable it actually worked handling like a 90's xc bike as its size required a long stem.
Mindful of how stupid it and me on it looked I took it apart but was good fun.
 
I remember another rockhopper we shared one year.............
 

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Ah the bike riders liked to take closer looks at and worship with one missing the front tyre
 
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