Recent content by imppact

Yep, I bought it after the frame had been returned to bare metal and powder coated. I remember being told the bike was stock when purchased in the USA, so I guess the original frame finish was Zolatone...'Don't know about forks or stem, possibly an orangey/red colour - Does anyone know better?

Thanks PopTrippin - You guys are the experts not me, which is exactly why I'm here...I'm still confused about Marin model codes and serial numbers, particularly with sequence changes over some years. For example model code 2 being used to identify a Team Marin, then used again for a Pine...

Please see Page 3 - viewtopic.php?f=1&t=37430 Unless anyone knows better, this post clearly supports my belief that the frame I own is a Pine Mountain.

Ok guys, thanks for all the replies so far. Before I bought it, the frame was returned to bare metal and powder coated. As a consequence, parts of the serial number are now a little difficult to read. Therefore the following details are my best guess...Stamped on BB shell - M(?) 22AA0068(?) -...

Unfortunately I don't have much detail about the machine pictured here. What I can tell you is that it was purchased in its current refurbished condition in September 2012. I believe this machine could be a 1990/91 Marin Pine Mountain, but if that information is wrong, I'm more than happy to...

Below are a couple of images of my mountain bike taken earlier today As I said above, at the time of purchase I was working and regularly commuting by bicycle to a large city in the UK. On my various routes to and from home there were plenty of large potholes, so I wanted a bike that would...

Hello everyone - I've just discovered this forum. I own a 1991 Specialized Stumpjumper Comp which I purchased new all those years ago. Due to my transport needs at that time, I quickly converted the machine for road use. I'll post some pictures later...