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Previous owner listed this bike as a "Female Kona": viewtopic.php?f=4&t=301602 It wasn't very pretty, but I figured the frame alone, was worth the asking price. As I bought it: After a make over:

This is my current project. Thought I'd post some pics of the frame, while I have the bike all stripped down. I have a lot of the original parts; but they need a thorough cleaning, truing, and/or re-greasing. The 16" (centre to top) frame weighs in at 4.12lbs. The paint and decals are in...

I have to admit I'm a little embarrassed about the bike's name. I normally have a top-tube protector covering the decal. Other than that, I love the way it looks and rides.

CRC had these frames on sale last week. They were selling them as "recycled", but they're brand new. The frame was listed as an unbranded Sunn Revolt. I'm not sure if this is new old stock, or a modern reproduction of a vintage style. The tubing is Fuji Stout-Light, and the frame weighs...

Last summer, I rattle can painted my 1993 Rocky Mountain Equipe. It looked pretty good initially, but in just over year, it had way too many chips. So I decided to experiment with brushing on regular household paint. I figured it would be a lot tougher finish than the rattle can paint. I...

This guy's been selling these frames in Toronto for a couple of years http://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/670955/ Seller claims that these are Tomac designed Raleighs. But I've never seen this style Tomac/Raleigh frame anywhere else. Also, the welds don't look all that well done. Do you think...

I bought this thinking it was going to be a donor bike. I was going to strip the parts and put them on a Rocky Mtn Equipe frame I have. But once I took it for a ride, I fell in love with the bike. Now that it's been stripped, cleaned, and re-greased - it rides even better. I'd say that this...

This was a nice pawn shop find. Looks like it was hardly ridden. I have it set up for street riding. It's a bit too tall for me to ride on rough terrain, but it rides great on pavement. The paint and decals are in excellent condition.

I have this 1993 GT Talera frame that was designed for cantilever brakes. But it is missing the braze on cable guide on the seat tube, that centres the brake cable. Is there a source for the plastic ones that you can attach to the seat tube?

Most of the major parts are original. The bottom bracket was stuck when I got the bike. Whacking it with a hammer a couple hundred times a day, for a week, loosened it without any damage to the threads. The original thick brake cables and housing were in good enough shape to keep on the bike...

Just finished putting this together a couple of days ago. When I bought it, it was a Frankenbike. The previous owner(s) had replaced all the original parts with mostly lower end components. I only bought it for the frame. I built it with parts I already had lying around. I will eventually...