Marin Indian Fire Trail 1995 build

[highlandsflyer]

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No decals would be my preference. Looks great!

 

[fr0sty]

Should manage to finish it tomorrow...can't wait for the maiden ride!

 

[marc two tone]

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Yeah, good point on the decals, get some on!

looking back at my first post on this site, I had a claud Butler aluminium that was dressed up as a marin. Good quality to be fair but, not a marin.

Looking good so far mate.

 

[fr0sty]

Well she's pretty much done. I will be getting the decals, but it's no rush, first thing is to setup the brakes (PITA).

 

[marc two tone]

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That's looking rather good now.

Marin lite are a pain to set up, one side is easy the other seems to fight you.

 

[Akula]

Seems to be knack to them, hated them back in the day, but now find I can set them up without much grief. No idea what I'm doing right, just sort of works.

Bike looks great, waiting for decal shots

 

[Aki]

Hi! Last year I started to rebuilt a same 1995 Indian Fire Trail bike. I would like to see some pic about the bovden driving roller (??? maybe...) of the rear derailleur - behind the yoke - if it's possible. There isn't same bike where I live, but I would like to know more about the original version of this section. (There was only a long wood-screw in the yoke for driving the bovden in my bike.) Thank you for your help and answer!