PARKPRE, Proelite TITANIUM 1994 **new pic p.8**

[Sidekick416]

I have a 17" Parkpre Pro Elite Ti frame in need of repair

:shock:

oh my !!!

 

[stinus]

I have a 17" Parkpre Pro Elite Ti frame in need of repair

it looks likes its only the welding it cant be that hard to find some one who can fix it

tread on ti repaire:
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=376014&sid=eafe5aafbc3558713986baaf6545b5b9

 

[REKIBorter]

Yes, I know it can be repaired by Enigma Bikes in the UK. The frame is a little small for me. I really need a 19"

 

[stinus]

new build again

 

[stinus]

the build looks like this now:

Recon forks
thomson stem + seatpost + clamp
Ti handlebars

B7 diskbrake
DX levers and rear brake

Sram X9 mech and gripshift
Sram X0 cassette and chain
Tune cranks w. 32T stronglight chainring

DT rearhub
XT fronthub
Mavic 317/517 rims

 

[dbmtb]

Inline Thomson raised high - saddle all the way forward and 110mm stem.

Size 19"

You must be even weirder built than me! (17" saddle all the way forward on Inline Thomson, 130mm stem.)

Don't know about those pedals though!

 

[stinus]

the 110mm stem worked really good whit a flat bar, but i think i might need a shorter whit the high riser..

Don't know about those pedals though!

I don't like them really, but they were what i had laying around - and for now thy do the job..

 

[foz]

very nice, and very similar to my retro/mod proelite - I've got some rebas and a BB7 for the front too can't wait to get it finished!

 

[stinus]

I hate having to diiffrent brake levers and the B7 is fare the best cable disk brake!

 

[stinus]

Re: PARKPRE, Proelite TI 1994 *new pics on page 4. 6/11/2012

**photos gone**

now whit Ballistic titanium forks

(and a much better handling 100mm travel is not good for a 1994 frame..)