Recent content by daggerdave

Re: 96-97 White bros. SC-90 fork $200.00 USD ONO You can't really tell in the pictures but the crown and dropouts are anodized a dark purple... This is and was a very stiff fork given the time period they were produced, with the air springs she's lighter too

White bros SC 90 downhill fork 1 1/8 threadless Canti/V brake mounts, Hayes 20mm disc brake mount. 7 inch steerer tube. 31.8 stanchions used, but never abused good condition. This fork has the Air Englund air cartridges, hold 170 psi no problem regularly maintained, new dust wipers last...

Amd there was much rejoicing.. Success 1990 Paragon Tange SuperSize 4B Tange Evo Fisher alloy Evolution Shimano Deore XT II SIS Shimano Deore XT II Shimano Deore XT II Araya RM17 Fisher FatTrax Shimano Deore XT II canti's Shimano Deore XT II 2 finger Shimano Deore XT II SG...

KEN.. looking at the geometry of the mt Tam and the Paragon. I am pretty sure based upon the help you and MOMBAT have provided for me that it is a Paragon :D hooray !!

Charlie.. thanks for chiming in... NOT a silly question. I rescued the frame from the garbage heap and it had a yellow fork with fisher decals. Also, the evo headset made by tange for Fisher is clearly marked 'Fisher superlight' The paint that's on it now is primer I rattle canned it with a...

YES !! I did take a look at the catalogs posted here, but did not bother to look at the 90's because I thought it was an eighties bike.... I should have payed more attention to the digits on the serial #. The 92 paragon DOES have the noodle AND the breezer style dropouts :) so. it's a...

You are correct sir.. thanks for the input. I have contacted MOMBAT for some help identifying model of frame. It's either a Procaliber, Mt Tam or a Paragon. i was hoping that it would be easy to identify due to the dropout configuration . and that welded noodle on the seat collar... but...

NOT a Mt Tam My frame has different dropouts, different reinforced seatpost configuration, different frame geometry than ANY year Mt Tam I have ever seen.. I am disappointed that I can't get help here identifying year and model. It's def not a mt tam... that's for sure :o Fork was...

Pictures posted No One else willing to weigh in ? After doing some more research.. I think this frame is possibly an early 80's frame; maybe 83 ? I have contacted local dealers here in the states w serial # in hand with no luck identifying model/year of frame. I am still skeptical that...

don't think it's a mt Tam... those are filet brazed right ? :shock: were there early versions that were not ? everything else looks right. I know... get the bloody pics published. #### This frame has canti mounts no ubrake like the mt Tam pictured also, rear drops appear to be...

Needs to see close up pics of rear end to confirm tall head tube on this frame

Need help identifying the year and model of this Gary Fisher pre Trek rigid mountain bike. Serial # FS 91012860 The only original parts on the bike is the Tange evolution 1 1/4 superlight headset. it originally had the roller cam stem. NO u-brake, has dia compe cantis. Ritchey/Breezer...

looking for a 1 1/4 threaded headset for an old Fisher Montare I am rebuilding. Not sure of the stack height... Tange, Shimano Yst... tell me what you've got mates ? NOS or used in good nick.

thanks for the love fellow dagger broham... searching for the next project am I. :roll: :shock: This ride really handles great with a much stiffer front end.. Da bomb fo shizzle.

Dagger elite UPDATE Greetings retrobikers. I have changed the bar and stem back to a flat Salsa Pro moto aluminum bar with 11 degrees of sweep and a Salsa 10 degree rise 120 mm stem. The bike fits much mo betta, and its definately stiffer and and handles more precisely, albeit a bit heavier...