Are these the most "retro" modern frames out there

Hey Green Rabbit, you said disc brakes aren't Retro-how about this shot of Gary Fisher holding his 1991 Fisher RS-1 with Lawwill suspension and the original Hope mechanical disc brake on the rear. This was a production bike and they sold about 1000 of them at the time for around $1500 in '91. It's not the best shot of the rear brake, but the only one I have. Is that Retro enough for you? :D
 

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tintin40":32ovkib2 said:
i believe in fixies":32ovkib2 said:
That carpet is horrible!


Love their headset spacer!

My thoughts to :lol:

I just see them as moderns
Modern... Retro... At least they're made from steel; proper stuff to make proper bikes from! :P
Not this plastic chuff! :P
 
suburbanreuben":5dobpo77 said:
[ At least they're made from steel; proper stuff to make proper bikes from! :P
Not this plastic chuff! :P

:shock: :lol: :lol: wont rust :P :lol:
 
The red one is clearly aluminium :)

Nice-looking things, but not really any more retro than a Cotic or similar.
 
Re: Are these the most "retro" modern frames out t

Maybe I should have used more emphasis in the opening post...
JohnH":ap5cdari said:
Stumbled upon an American frame maker called Mike Ahrens by accident, and was just struck by how "retro" the geometry of his frames was...
 
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JohnH":2ms2vf7i said:
Maybe I should have used more emphasis in the opening post...
JohnH":2ms2vf7i said:
Stumbled upon an American frame maker called Mike Ahrens by accident, and was just struck by how "retro" the geometry of his frames was...


Dont worry, I get you.
 
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How's this one for a bit of modern retro styling?

2011 Charge Duster Mid.
 
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