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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...

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...

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

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...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301582834780?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT This one is way too cool not to spread the word...any tall Ritchey fans out there? Steve

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301582834780?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT This would be a grail bike if I was a whole lot taller...hope it goes to a great home. Steve

This one popped up a while ago, and the minute I saw it, I knew I had to own it..... I've been trying to ID it without any luck, but I have hope. Steve

Do You Have One of These Bikes? If So We Need Your Help. If you have one of these bikes you might be able to hep out on a really cool project: Trek 970 ZX, 990 ZX, 1995 8000, 1996 930 SHX Diamondback 1995 WCF Vertex Specialized 1995 Stumpjumper M2, 1995 Rockhopper A1FS Fisher 1996 Xcaliber...

I started this project with the intent of stripping frame, and painting it the cool blue/white of the WTB team bikes. But, being the bike dork that I am, I couldn't convince myself to strip the original red paint. Of course, while building it, an original blue/white frame showed up at my...

I posted this one a while back on MTBR, but wanted to share with my brothers across the pond too, so.... Back in 1990, I spent every nickel I had on a shiny neon Trek 830...I really wanted the aluminum 6000, or the carbon 8900, but there was no way that was gonna happen. My $369 investment...

Thought I'd see what you local boys think.... really vintage Hope Hub, or just a coincidence? Steve

I haven't built anything worth sharing in a while, but I finished the last details on this one today, and thought it might interest my overseas partners. S&S (yes, same company who currently make high performance parts for Harley Davidson) built bikes in the late 70's through the early 80's...

Finished cleaning this one up today and thought I'd share with my friends on the other side of the pond. I'm a very happy boy. Steve

Always wanted to have my own site.... Built this one to promote my book: http://norulespress.com/ I'm really happy with how it turned out considering I had no idea what I was doing :wink: Let me know what you think. cheers, Steve

Added a new ride to the stable, and it was blessed with a couple of remnants of it's time spend abroad.... thought you gents might like these: cheers, Steve

Posted this over on the "other" site, but thought you lot might enjoy it too. I was flipping through a copy of Mountain Bike Action the other day and started thinking about the possibility of adding a modern bike to my line up.... then I did the math... one of these would...

Previously posted over on the "other" forum, but thought I'd share with my friends on the other side of the pond.... I've been lusting after a Psyclone for quite a while, and after a few missed opportunities, and a bit a bad luck, one finally popped up that I managed to get my hands on...

Ok, I've popped up peeks of this one in other threads, but it's almost done now, and I think it deserves it's own header.... Started out with a badly damaged frame I couldn't pass up: Canti post ripped off by disc adapter: Cracks at BB/chainstay junction: (hard to see...

A bit new for the boys at MTBR to get excited, but I thought my friends across the pond might like it.... Thought I was done adding to the stable, but I've got quite a soft spot for Easton tubing. Nice and light, and well put together. Shame...

One for the oddballs.... Started with this: Intent was to build up a fun, cheap, single-speed boinger for playing around on. $118 usd (including the original $60 purchase price), a week's time, and a lot of trips to the spare parts pile led to this...