Missy Giove 1993 Yeti ARC ASLT

[sparkiegaz]

i remember her ,,just,,na i do ,,,i must be old,,,there both fantastic bikes ,,loverly place you live in feller feeling bit jealous,,,,

 

[v8mercedes]

Best thread hijack I've ever seen!

thanks a lot for your comment, martin. your opinion is very sicnificant for me. mike's original missy build was finaly my inspiration to make my own "missy bike".

it would be a pity to ride it because all the parts are in mint/NOS condition and i am too afraid of some cracks in my ringle hubs, my grafton cranks, my frame, my MOBY post, .....

But the best ARC ASLT I've even seen!

Although I know he will never ride it (...to be fair, why should he do that?)

This is a bike to lick! Well done Sir

thanks nader (it is just the AS ;-))


thanks again for the comments

 

[ridevintagemtb]

Although I know he will never ride it (...to be fair, why should he do that?)

https://vimeo.com/67266650

 

[unit3]

Think he was probably on about the v8mercedes guy not riding his bike, which no doubt is a stunning bike, but should have its own thread

I just love that vid, have watched it a number of times, love the area you guy's have to ride, and you ride these classic's (properly)

How long did it take to shoot that film?

Niall.

 

[Nader]

Think he was probably on about the v8mercedes guy not riding his bike...

..what he says

Yes my compliments was to v8mercedes, his AS is really stunning.

@Mike, your ASLT is a dream anyway and I know your vid, it's always an enjoyment to watch it.

Next time in Durango I will also let to make a video of my FRO :mrgreen:

 

[ridevintagemtb]

How long did it take to shoot that film?Niall.

A full day of shooting, and another 10 hours-ish of editing. It's a timesuck, no doubt.

 

[Smithjss70]

How long did it take to shoot that film?Niall.

A full day of shooting, and another 10 hours-ish of editing. It's a timesuck, no doubt.

But awesome no less. I keep a link to it in my favorites.

 

[unit3]

How long did it take to shoot that film?Niall.

A full day of shooting, and another 10 hours-ish of editing. It's a timesuck, no doubt.

But awesome no less. I keep a link to it in my favorites.

Agreed 100%.
Vids like that make me want to ride vintage mtb,* not just build them up.












* I don't want to ride you, that's just wrong