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I am not an engineer, but I wouldn't worry about that.

The the most nearby airport is Eindhoven I think. It is around 70km form Arnhem. I've never flown through Eindhoven, so I can't tell whether it is any good or convenient.

I went there last year. I stayed in a nice hotel in De Steeg, next to the Rhenen trail. There are a couple nice MTB-routes in the area. I did visit Jeroen's museum. The museum is also next to a route. I am based in NL, so I didn't opt for the plane to go there.

Video showing modern frame production by Panasonic. I see lugged steel, fillet brazed steel and welded titanium.

Seatpost is 30.2 for the CFM-2 of the same modelyear. I think your frame is identical.

I 2nd that. This project is a success.

It is in the Mountainbike Museum now. I don't have it anymore. https://mountainbikemuseum.nl/home

STI adjuster for super quick on the fly fine tuning >>> Monostay >>> Cattleprod, rivited cables guides >>> Miyata 'FatMax' bi-plane esque crown >>> Black XT, Araya RM 400 Pro >>>

This is a TrailRunner form the 1992 modelyear. It has a welded aluminium and bonded aluminium 'FatMax' forks. The TrailRunner had a sister-model with similar specs: the RidgeRunner. The 1992 RidgeRunner was an e-stay frame. Next to the welded aluminium frames Koga also carried bonded aluminium...

Three years younger TrailRunner frame (1992): Differences that I can spot: I think somewhat larger diameter tubing, monostay, toptube cable routing, canti mounts on the seatstays and the bonded aluminium 'FatMax' forks. Seatpost 27.0 BB-shell 73mm Rear spacing 135mm Headtube 1-1/8

Very nice and interesting. Yes, it is pretty rare. There are more of the RidgeRunner. I encountered another one (or this one?) on a trail several years ago, but that is what I have seen live. This model was succeeded by other welded aluminium frames, like the '91 and '92 TrailRunner and the...

Miyata manufactured the frames for Koga from 1974 up to 1996. In the early/mid 90s frame production in Japan became very expensive and other frame production locations gained momentum (Taiwan). Models like the 1997 Survivor of 1997 Explosion (twin down tube frame) are made by Hodaka, even though...

$75 well spent :cool:

https://www.marktplaats.nl/v/fietsen-en-brommers/fietsen-mountainbikes-en-atb/m2090656848-koga-miyata-skyexpension-fully# incl Machine Tech front hub

Yes, I used Mike Sanders on my Aquafade Yo already 20 years ago. You need to heat the stuff up to 100+ degrees and you need a compressor with serious spray gun. I can't think of better protection. A spray can Fluid Film ASR offers also good protection and much easier to work with. They are...

I am pretty sure this is 1994

Nice score! I think this will be about my favourite GT.

I think you did really well! I do still have your old '91 TerraRunner-C. It is the second one in this pic >>