Recent content by Vintagemtbr

Those bikes always look goofy but this one is real goofy. How do these bikes ride?

That is messed up! I've had a couple of bikes stolen and it sucks. I can think of some neat punishments for this bike thief. :twisted:

Mechanix gloves are still around. They're not made for riding.They rip easily around the forefinger,web of the hand and the palm of the hand.The leather versions are slightly better but still rip. They're also not ventilated so your hands will heat up. I have four pairs and use them when...

A little advanced for a 1987 mountain bike eh? Fixed it. Thanks! Nice to see a lot of ProFlex fans here. :oops: :lol:

I have a 857 with a carbon swing-arm and a Girvin fork and it's very light. I'm rebuilding mine. I like it a lot.I just picked up a carbon SLR saddle for it. I need a new rear shock and so far Risse sells an upgrade. Not sure if this counts as vintage a it's a 1997 model.

I'm a Hotwheels kid.I'm 44 years old with a 12 year old mind. Not a good combination when trying to do stunts on a bike. :shock:

Thanks guys.Hey Hollister,I live in Willow Glen.Nice to see a familiar name here! :mrgreen:

That's actually cool.It looks aggressive and fast.

New guy from USA I like to say hello to everyone here. My name is Joe and I'm from California. I have a small collection of vintage mountain bikes that I still ride at the local trails.I started riding mountain bikes in 1987.Prior to that,I rode track bikes. I see some familiar names here so...

1992 Scott Unitrack CST I'd like to enter my CST. Sorry,no action shots since I ride solo but the bike does have a racing history. We named the bike Captain America because of the colors. This bike was raced in the 1993 Suisse World Cup downhill event by Thomas Frischknecht when he raced for...