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I know them from the German mountainbike mags. For example BIKE Workshop. I think they are really nice, but I haven't seen one live. Nice storage you had. It could double as museum. I have many bikes in boxes.

25.4 to 31.8 seatpost shim?

Mine are black chrome

No reason to dismantle it. The Campagnolo is a good idea.

Where I live (NL) there are relatively many. Value is going up.

With the large door this are the easiest/best cars to transport bicycles in. As classic 900 rider I know the benefit. Like with Volvo in NL there is an extensive network of specialists for Saabs and parts are plenty.

Nice bike you have there. Personally I wouldn't ruin it with a crappy suspenion fork from the early days. Maybe a more modern bike offers the comfort you are looking for, but it is of course not half as cool :cool:

What a transformation and an an interesting component selection. Seat looks a bit high. Is the bike the right size for you? I finished my Litage a while ago: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/new-project-sr-sakae-litage-finished-result-on-page-3.435259/post-3732224

Black paint with splitter-splatter. About the easiest paint te restore. Smart choice.

It is simple. Post your entry in this thread. See instructions in first post. https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/bike-of-the-month-june-2025-now-taking-entries.494575/

It looks a lot like a Batavus Hunter carbon. I think Giant supplied the frames to Batavus, as they did to many more bicycle brands.

In the Archive there is the 1993 Concorde catalogue. I think this Team Chance is the same frame as the Team Half track model. My Concorde Mirage: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/2-riders-miyata-concorde.461365/

I doubt this was Chris' project. My knowledge is that it was a project by the Fat Chance importer for Canada (Veltec) who used (a part of) the name with or without permission. Apart from the Tange Struts, I do not see resemblance with a Fat Chance. The frame looks Canadian. I do have a Concorde...

Congrats. I wouldn't feel comfortable with the level brake lever position , but apart from that: very nice collection!

I had the same experience with a fresh pair recently. The hassle made me mad and I trew them away. Pity, but in my experience there are enough tires around that do work.

Very practical Scorpio. Last Sunday near Hooge Vuursche mountainbike trail (NL)

Specs Frame: SR Sakae Litage Fork: SR Sakae Litage Headset: Shimano 600 Stem: SR the Pipe Handlebar: Kalloy black Grips: foam Brakes: Suntour XC Pro (SE rear) Brake Pads: Suntour Brake Cables: Shimano yellow Cantilever cable hangers: Suntour XC Pro Brake Levers: Suntour XC Pro Shifters...