bikemeister2000
Retro Guru
Just a few pics of my RSP Ti. Forget the Jamis decals. It is an RSP Ti Frame
Raleigh Special Products Ti
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bikemeister2000
Retro Guru
RSP TI
I moved from Raleigh to Dawes and looked after the Jamis brand. Changed the decals over at that time and regretted it ever since
Wish I could get some of the RSP ones we used at the time.
I moved from Raleigh to Dawes and looked after the Jamis brand. Changed the decals over at that time and regretted it ever since
Wish I could get some of the RSP ones we used at the time.
Nice! - (even with the Jamis decals) . The forks (Magura/Rond Quake) are a treat to see as well, with the HS-33 "Firmtech" mounts.
All Magura/Rond from that era seem to be very underrated, for some reason. Personally I think they're great forks.
Thanks for posting an unusual and interesting bike.
All Magura/Rond from that era seem to be very underrated, for some reason. Personally I think they're great forks.
Thanks for posting an unusual and interesting bike.
kanerdog1x1
Senior Retro Guru
i had a set of the firmtech brakes on some quake air forks on my voodoo bokor. very underrated. they had very good damping, all the adjustments made a difference, they were stiff in the rigth directions, and they look great imo. mine are being looked after by a friend, and i have first refusal if he ever decides to sell
its a shame they got bad press abck in the day, some had a bolted crown, like my air forks and had no problems, but the bonded crowns on the cheaper models could work loose, although the warranty was first class.
its a shame they got bad press abck in the day, some had a bolted crown, like my air forks and had no problems, but the bonded crowns on the cheaper models could work loose, although the warranty was first class.
Carlos the Slackal
Retro Guru
Could Gil, decal-meister, sort out some RSP ones for you? Worth looking him up, I'd say.
FemtoMetre
Dirt Disciple
So we are looking at the bike of the month selection, I like this one but how old is it?? I'd probably go for an older bike but this is a dreamy velo indeed.
bikemeister2000
Retro Guru
The frame is a made-to-measure Raleigh Special Products Titanium frame and was constucted in 1997.
Frame drawing and geometry by Justin Stevenson. Raleigh SPD, Dawes, Saracen and now at Whyte.
Frame drawing and geometry by Justin Stevenson. Raleigh SPD, Dawes, Saracen and now at Whyte.
