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Here some pictures of a Ciöcc frame (and fork) from approx. 1988 I currently try to sell:

Yes - mine has two frame numbers; one on the frame (BB): R901420299 (--> the "90" could indicate that the frame was made in 1990 - even if it is a 1991 model with RS mag 20) and one on the drop-out: 000490, Made by Kastan, Mexico

At least Ciöcc and Dancelli used the Mannesmann / Oria ML 25 spiral tubes for a few mountainbikes (in the late 80th/ early 90th). I will try to post some pictures of the Ciöcc frames I have.

Mine - from approx. 1997 - has the same positioning (of the decals).

Do you have an idea what colours were available? Mine is yellow and white.

Very nice!! 👍 And by the way - there is a third (in my barn) 😉

Mine has 1,395 grams ;-)

Some example from my little collection. The Biria has Carbon-Aluminium discs (not made from steel).

Yamakuni also made some (Koga) Miyata (e.g. Ridge Runner ECS) and frames for Cilo and MTB Cycletech. It is quite easy to identify the frames, since the frame number starts with "YA" [the following number indicates the year of production].

Kona Hei Hei King Kahuna - pretty early TST model; frame No. K 19 005. Should be from 1997 (with 6AL-4V dropout?), or?

Now I know what I have to search for (additionally)!! Great find!!

Mine came off a 1988 Germans Cycles - so a former very expensive Mountainbike with U-Brake mounts for the back. How much would you be willing to pay for the set?

Yes, mine is black - and I have no clue, how much I could ask for. Thought about putting it on eBay 😉

What about a brake (complete)?

I just purchased the same model - with lime-green instead of red (also equipped with XT 737). Special about this frame is the area where top tube, seat tube and chainstays come together and the way the seatpost is fixed. Never saw another carbon frame like that. My frame should be produced in...