1996 mountain cycle san andreas (project bumble bee)

they are owed some serious respect........

Mountain Cycle:
1st Inverted Suspension Fork "Suspenders".
1st Off Road Disc Brakes "Pro Stop".
1st Adjustable Sub Frame To Size Bike "San Andreas".
1st Production Monocoque Frameset "San Andreas".

Often Imitated never Duplicated.
 
few pics from saturday of the beast........

mud clearance....erm.......

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dr s getting the front end up....

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few on bike shots.....

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at rest.......

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Enid_Puceflange":2amzn20z said:
Cracking pics mate ,

Good to see its out getting 'Mockit' ;)

Gc

yeah it was built for use, all of my bikes get a good covering of cack!

lugging it around for 7.5hrs with a bad back and full of cold wasnt too fun though, almost killed me :oops:
 
saltyman":1qnu0oul said:
lugging it around for 7.5hrs with a bad back and full of cold wasnt too fun though, almost killed me :oops:

Sannies are not the lightest bikes are they?!! with those forks it must be quite a beastie too.
 
will have to weigh it, but expect it to be a good 40lb atleast :LOL:

8'' front and rear discs seem big but are essential..........otherwise its quite a nimble bike, unless your going up a really long hill/long ride/carrying it!
 
saltyman":2glh5wzj said:
will have to weigh it, but expect it to be a good 40lb atleast :LOL:

8'' front and rear discs seem big but are essential..........otherwise its quite a nimble bike, unless your going up a really long hill/long ride/carrying it!

thats the same kind of weight and disc set-up as my Tremor. built for comfort not for speed?
 
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