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Thats a crazy looking beast alright. 
Beasty Project for 2007 - carbon content
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with a lot of the modern adhesives out there you can just about
"glue" anything to anything but the fact that the shell moved when
you tried to strip it is testiment to the original designers astuteness
in the fact that some one might might want to take it apart to fix/maintain
it instead of todays throw it away mentality
that is a cool lookin beast
forks?
what year is is ?
how much travel?
remember there was a lot of european mfr's and germany was no
different
perhaps some of our germanic freinds can shed light
coool as tho
mikee
"glue" anything to anything but the fact that the shell moved when
you tried to strip it is testiment to the original designers astuteness
in the fact that some one might might want to take it apart to fix/maintain
it instead of todays throw it away mentality
that is a cool lookin beast
forks?
what year is is ?
how much travel?
remember there was a lot of european mfr's and germany was no
different
perhaps some of our germanic freinds can shed light
coool as tho
mikee
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mikee":1elyausb said:
1.Still thinking about forks.
2.Think its about a 1993-95 era, no frame number to tell apart from 008 which I pressume is the 8th made ?
3.Never had it rideable yet , was unrideable when I got it and stripped it right down to frame rather than trying to make it work with the parts fitted - but I don't think we are talking much travel, the later ones with a shock had better
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New name to me Melvin, carbon I assume :?:
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Melvin, can't wait to see it.
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Fork and stem update
going for a Pace RC35 fork and dare I say it.........................a flexstem fitted with scott at4-pro's.
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Fork and stem update
going for a Pace RC35 fork and dare I say it.........................a flexstem
fitted with scott at4-pro's.Erkan,
I think the pivot point is at about the same height as a San Andreas and even lower than my own Verlicchi - what is a pretty well riding bike, if you figured out how to ride it.
You're right in that the shock indeed is rudimentary, but often this board is on not so advanced stuff. Probably Lee won't do Grand Raid Cristalp with it.
- Melvin
I think the pivot point is at about the same height as a San Andreas and even lower than my own Verlicchi - what is a pretty well riding bike, if you figured out how to ride it.
You're right in that the shock indeed is rudimentary, but often this board is on not so advanced stuff. Probably Lee won't do Grand Raid Cristalp with it.
- Melvin
