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I have been searching for Neville Cork for a long time. His super cool east coast bikes, the folklore behind his company, and the fact that he just disappeared from the bike building business, were all factors in my desire to ask him personally all the vintage MTB bike-nerd questions that have...

Finally got this one out in the woods. Perfect Fall day: It was immediately clear that this one is a keeper. Still smiling hours later: Ride report: Smooth, and very "normal" ride. Without looking down you would never know it was such a funky frame. Felt a bit more compliant...

Glad to see I'm not the only one who loves it's weirdness. A few detail shots: Steve

Great save on an iconic frame and a stunning build....well done! Frank sure can perform aluminum miracles...you should see the pics of his BB shell swap on my Spooky. Steve

I posted this on MTBR, but thought it was cool enough to post for my RB friends as well.... This bike popped up on my local CL about 6 years ago...priced way out of my range, but I contacted the seller and gave it a shot but no dice. Thought I had saved his contact info, but lost him. Over the...

Not sure about the device, but would love to see pics of the bike it is attached to. Steve

Re: Do you have a pic of the Flex Stem you need? Steve

Detail shots for Blizz: Steve

Thanks, we don't get many Rocky Mountains in my area...when this one popped up I was trying to downsize, but couldn't resist it. I've had a soft spot for RM since drooling over a '91 Stratos in my local bike shop in Arizona while I was picking up parts for my Trek 830. Steve

Re: Picked this one up the other day:

Re: Steve Potts Tamoflage.... Beautiful paint. Is this the bike Paul Brown was offering a while back? If so, glad it found a good home. Steve

retrobikeguy, Thanks. Rings are 38/34/24...original owner was a fan of half step plus granny. Gearing works well for my riding area. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

Glad you all enjoyed seeing it. A couple more detail shots just for fun: Steve

This one became available locally, and when I saw it in person, I knew it was going home with me. So many wonderful details: And yes, it rides as nice as it looks. Steve

Fork Swap: Hoping to get it back on the trails for a comparison soon. At least with a proper steerer fit I can ride it a bit harder without worry. Steve

Re: Re: Probably not likely, but anything is possible in almost twenty years. Shame you didn't snap a picture. I may never find out who built it, but it will be a fun search, and I'll keep riding it and smiling in the mean time. Steve

dirttorpedo, I'll try to reach out to Gary Turner. disco drive, not sure when Funk started building, worth a check. xxxnick, possible, but it seems others have been spotted in the past. 24 pouces, cool indeed. Cheshire, I'm guessing at least 37, lol. cuminsky, this one is from southern...

Thanks gents....Glad to see I'm not the only one who fell for this one. The ride is much better than I expected. Had to adjust my position a bit with the shorter top tube, but even though I usually ride a slightly larger frame, it was a lot of fun on the trails. Still have my fingers crossed...

Jeff was one of the very early builders of mountain bikes as we know them. He was selected to build one of the exhibit bikes for the "Art of the Mountain Bike" show in 1990. This frame/stem was built a couple years prior. Frame and stem as I got them: Add a few...

Yes, forks definitely set it apart. I was a bit leery of how they attach, but all went well with the ride. Mafacs stopped it in style. Steve