JMC Hardtail Replica...

[cchris2lou]

I have this frame for sale :

17.5 c to c .

it is 1995 , S work team version .

 

[development_cycle]

I have this frame for sale :

17.5 c to c .

it is 1995 , S work team version .

Surely this must be the one as the one with blue "Team" sticker was a 1996 model was it not?

 

[Emoco]

Shame it's not smaller otherwise I'd take it off your hands.

 

[development_cycle]

Are we sure he rode such a small bike? That FSR looks easily to be a 19 incher!

 

[Emoco]

I'm not looking to build a replica to be honest. I've always wanted a red M2 small-ish play bike since I was young. That bike is just a good base to work off. I wouldn't use Onza's for instance or the FSX forks.

However, I'm pretty sure the bike was smaller that he had in Dirt. If you look, the top tube meets the seat tube around the height of the rear wheel.

 

[Jamiedyer]

M2 S Works

96 was the blue decals.

Jamie

 

[choppstar10]

Surprised he's not mentioned more on this forum, thought he might have just been a northern hero.

Saw his last race just before he died, was gutted at the time and have thought about doing the same bike myself, a much better idea than my mate in Hartlepool who got a copy of his celtic band on his arm(oh dear).

Will be good to see the bike when its done, you need to get the carbon judys though, they do come up from time to time and will really make the bike great.

 

[mikefoster]

Check out the JMC site. I'm sure you can get some good pics here or even contact them for more info.
http://www.jasonmcroy.com/jmc/

 

[crankhead]

Cheque out the MBUK "Dirt" video - he had the skills! RIP :cry:

 

[Emoco]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEFVHwMD ... re=related

Check 5:08

Either a 17" or 15.5".

Any idea where that beach is?