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It’s a 99 I think

Vernon himself was a decent painter and aluminium welder. (Not Ti) But I’ve heard so many bad stories about the ones who took it over. Wouldn’t trust them to do this delicate job. Personally I’d leave it too. As the likely outcome is that it gets damaged.

Don’t let them near it as Vernon’s.

What BCD are they?

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Now £45 posted

Front is now £40 posted

Technically you’d be a 18 size but with a long post you will be ok.

I’d want way more inserted on any frame to be honest.

They are a 27.2. Usually Zaskars are pretty robust. But 98 is the most common with cracks out of all the years. However that doesn’t mean that they are all bad. Just best to be slightly more careful Frame is a 16 inch so would suit someone upto 5.10 at a max.

I’ve had many many Zaskars mainly purchased from old guys who “only rode to the shops” and I’ve had 3/4 cracked 98 ones. It was a weak spot when they moved to the integrated seat clamp design unfortunately. Make sure you have lots of seat post inserted

I’d also check carefully around the seat clamp / top tube junction for cracks. Unfortunately 98 was the only year that seems to have this issue.

Yes there are various people who do them. However they aren’t 100% correct. If your decals are decent I’d certainly keep them.

Yes that’s a 98 LE. I had one new in 1998 with that decal colour. I’m still hunting a nice one down to recreate my old build from back in the day

@Rambo Mambo

It’s a Chiskar

It would be second version which was 94 MY. 93 had the steel rear , brake roller , and different cable routing.