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wow, very nice 😍 To me this looks pretty similar like the group at this pic here, according the information i do have from 1988

Ritchey has produced quite some variants of stems. Some with have a symmetrical clamp, like in the upper right corner in 1989 catalog, and the FD ones with clamp at the underside of the bar, black or polished, and also TIG-welded or Filet brazed. You seem to have one of the nicer fillet brazed...

Cool... Indeed not so hot shit like Kooka or Grafton and searched after, but still nice and lightweight custom brake lever for Cantilevers, sold roughly from 1995-98.

to me they look like Steinbach Superlight You may want to check the weight, they had been claimed to be just 63grams (or in the picture above from Bike Workshop 1998 just 48g!) for the pair

I love it 😍, it looks with that appealing colors and the very small size like a perfect base for a nice Kids bike. Can you please measure the size? To me the Hammer was available regularly just with 16" smallest size, this looks smaller. The components like SID and 4Arm BCD 104 Bontrager...

good question, I have neither an 93 nor 94 Dual Response, but found those bikes back in time very cool.... From your pictures and bike pics in the brochures, 94 looks in general like the 93 model just there is not just one model in 94, but two, the Dual Response and Dual Response CM (for...

Hi, ah, yes, i have the 96 Bike Market too ;) The red Kooka crank fits nicely to the titanium frame and red decals Apparently there had been over time quite a few different versions of that Titanium Hardtail sold from Wheeler. Some are called just Titanium (here with rider Walter Iten)...

Nice frame and a nice story or background! Thanks for sharing this. We've done a good job and found quite some old suff https://www.retrobike.co.uk/archive/categories/wheeler.347/ but indeed second half of nineties is still pretty missing. My understanding was so far that Wheeler has offered...

yeah, quite a lot of those nickel-plated bikes do have those, some do have meanwhile even quite massive corrosion at the area around bottom bracket. I think a regular lacquering is providing a better protection. Still smaller spots can still be just on the upper surface and you should give it a...

I can't provide a brand or model name, but maybe helping summarizing details. - It looks like a nickel-plated (often also called titanized or titan-finish) CroMo frame. Those had been offered by Marin, Scott, Diamond Back, Parkpre, Stevens, Maxx, CATs, Cycle Culture, Magni, Wheeler, Sunn...

Google can do this for you It reads than better than the German version with a lot of spelling issues Just the pressed lugs are meant by the word "bushing", here was already the German version written pretty strange. so no wonder that the translation is now even more confusing. Not sure what's...

yeah, it's indeed a bit strange having different names in German for many countries, still the spelling is corretc, but actually this advert was apparently very weak translated, so it's very funny to read in German

isn't this the Claud Butler Titanius frame (only 3 main tubes Titanium) also sold back in time from Praktiker hardware store chain in Germany or from Hawk and Minerva? https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/help-recognizing-a-minerva-frame.402658/post-3698265 or...

it's for Sugino-produced cranks, e.g. their own Impel etc. but also stuff they have done for others. Edit, also the Specialized Strongarm compact 5 arm have that layout, i think some other brands too, maybe all produced by Sugino.

the lower one in red looks like an Clinton bike i have seen in the past. The fork from the lower one is a Paioli M03

this is from roughly 2000 It's foldable by a quick release at the top of the seat tubes and and having a pivot point close to the BB. The pic here shows the full suspension of same generation, but the fold mechanism is same at the hard tail. Obviously key use case, to get it into the boot...

Taiwanese frork with Elastomere, sold from a number of brands like 43 cyclepieces, Abt, Akela, Rhino, Sabre etc. even also from Shogun for a while often with polished lowers. It had been offered quite cheaper as a Manitou or even Rockshox. So a no-name thing, but on the other side...

same cantis had been sold also labled as Vanguard