Picked up this frame from gm1230126. It's a 1992 Zaskar LE, 18". I built it up with many of the parts I had gathered for the Boulder (cranks, derailleurs, brake levers, shifters, etc.), but since I'm going in a completely different direction with that build, they worked out perfectly on the Zaskar. I still need to fit the front brakes, run the cables, and install the chain. Here are a few pics as it sits right now. I'll do a full spec sheet as soon as she's done.

Looks bang on. IMO one of the best hardtail frames ever. well done..

Superb , very funky cranks, they look like part of a gun , is there any advantage to having the pedal offset to the axle rather than inline as with most cranks ?

WOW! thats awesome.

One of the best Zaskars I've seen in a long time.

Ditto that . .

Loving the earlier frames and those cranks are LUSH!!

I'll be signing onto this one too, Looks bloody good

Thanks for the comments, fellas!

The cranks are Caramba Double Barrels. I don't think there's any functional benefit to having the pedals offset from the BB axle -- purely aesthetic as far as I know.

WOW that is stunning

Thats the coolist crank arm iv ever seen!!! lovely looking bike, done a great job there

Nice Zaskar - that frame from gm' is a beauty - love the 92 with the red decals - my favourite Zaskar.

Liking the control tech stuff too - I've gone that route on my Xizang and it looks great.

As for the cranks I don't think the pedals are offset - its just an illusion - look great al the same.

That looks great

What tyres are they?

That's because the canvas came from gm's basement

You done good mfh, real good!
Tires look to be Tioga Psycho's or Psycho II's

Again, thanks for all the positive feedback!

The tires are Tioga Psycho-K front, Psycho TT rear. Good eye, gm!

Credits to Gil_M on the decals. I worked with Gil trading emails and measurements for a few weeks last winter dialing 91-93 Zaskar decals. Hopefully he gets caught up so we can work on the next round.