Do you remember the 90's, GT Zaskar LE Content.

[LeeDevelopment]

What a delightful mess that bike of mine was, good lawd! But yeah, it was the 90's, we were allowed! Just look at the size o'that bleedin' chainring, sheesh younger me, sheesh!

 

[BlackCat]

Well. No one can accuse you of scrimping on that build. Parts, stickers, anodising, chainring teeth. You leant in.

Sometimes more is more.

Just one thing.. against the rest of that spec.. Are they home made inner tube fork boots?

 

[LeeDevelopment]

Well. No one can accuse you of scrimping on that build. Parts, stickers, anodising, chainring teeth. You leant in.

Sometimes more is more.

Just one thing.. against the rest of that spec.. Are they home made inner tube fork boots?

They are indeed home made inner tube fork boots

 

[ishaw]

Nothing wrong with that bike aside from non matching brakes imo.

Large chain rings made you go faster.

 

[madjh]

Ah, the 90´s!!! Stickers everywhere!!! Even if you don´t have that brand on the bicycle, they give you extra cool points

Front brake in pruple and the frame in shiny aluminium and I will like a lot

 

[raidan73]

Fully blinged up! Love seeing people's old bike pics (as opposed to new old bike pics, which I also love)

 

[LeeDevelopment]

Nothing wrong with that bike aside from non matching brakes imo.

Large chain rings made you go faster.

Non-matching brakes and mixing a Ringle stem with the Syncros post, not keeping consistency, tut-tut-tut younger me!

 

[d8mok]

Fully blinged up! Love seeing people's old bike pics (as opposed to new old bike pics, which I also love)

I agree. Back then nobody cared about stuff matching.

We build these bikes to recreate what we think they looked like. But in reality the above picture is the 90s personified