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@brocklanders023 they look good - let me get my tape measure out and check steerer length @JimboG need these to be threaded I'm afraid.

I don’t know who owns the quote below but… “He who dies with the most toys still dies” None of us are getting any younger and I’m at the more junior age of our golden era. I was watching some of you guys racing in your 30’s and 40’s while I was in my early teens. We had the same bug, but time...

Looking for a functional Pace RC35 with a 1 1/8 threaded steerer. WHYG?

Understand - thanks.

Would you split the higher angle 1 inch ControlTech?

Think there's a 1 1/8 Shocktech on ebay at the moment going cheap. Polished rather than the carbon one and very "Manitou" looking

I have a silver set but they are 1 inch threadless so would need a stepper headset.

On the LHS is that Chipps?

@Tootyred - karma if they work for your needs?

I have a set of 7 speed alivio brifters (canti) and some more modern Altus (I think) for vees.

Wow, that’s box fresh. Love these - had a 550 back in the day.

So here we go. No build thread I’m afraid, I had to get it down off the wall for this - which was a damn sight harder than putting it up there in the first place. Blue collar effort from what may be considered a white collar brand, sadly not with us anymore. May I present the entry level...

I’m in on this one! Will get some pics up later today. … and it’s got a u-brake!

Frame or fully built? I have a nice P7 frame that is quite small, with forks/seatpost. Frame is 95/96 ish and I have Manitou SXTi's that fit.

@JimboG not sure if you have a more recent feedback thread so posting on here. Let me know if you have another Thanks for answering the wanted ad for a Zoom bar. Sent quickly and at a good price.

Specialized made some great saddles. I can't remember the names though.

Something about the seatpost/seat tube doesn't look quite right, or straight. Hs aaaallll the seatpost so wouldn't take much to have bent. Proper survivor spec though, that could tell some tales.

If we're talking about the golden era of CNC machined anodised bits and bobs in the early to mid-90's then the list is probably endless. Lots of innovation. Some very good engineering - taking learnings from MX. Much of it might as well have been made of cheese. A lot of it was purple. Most...

@JimboG - Yes please Jimmy - no hurry as it's for a slow burn! Mark

As above - anyone got one lying around? Thanks Mark