I think I introduced it briefly long ago. I made some modifications, so up again: my SkyExpension.
This SkyExpension is basicly the same frame as Greg Herbold's 1993 NORBA DH winning Miyata Elevation 12,000. The front triangle looks and is pretty similar to that of Miyata's hardtails: 3 carbon tubes, a unique strong bonding proces and cast aluminium lugs. It is quite light and has a slooping toptube. The tail is welded aluminium. The pivot points and swing links are positioned and designed in such way that the suspension acts with progressive resistance. The damper unit is develloped in close cooperation with Yahama. The Japanese and Greg put a lot engineering effort in this frame.
The frame shows a red to blue fade. It is a kind of strong 'electric' red and blue. The same effect shows the green ano of the DH3 fork. The original fork is a RondWP Hydro Pro, what is a very nice and good fork, but when building I had this just serviced DH3 ready within reach.
Brief specs:
Marzocchi DH3
Race Face EX Ti (I think these were built by Chris Dekerf)
Syncros Ti bar, Onzas
Race Face XY
Sup Ceramics
Graftons, Odyssey boosters
XTR
If you bought one new in this spec it would have set you back around 10,000 guilders or more. A pricey piece, so a rare gem.
I hope you like.
This SkyExpension is basicly the same frame as Greg Herbold's 1993 NORBA DH winning Miyata Elevation 12,000. The front triangle looks and is pretty similar to that of Miyata's hardtails: 3 carbon tubes, a unique strong bonding proces and cast aluminium lugs. It is quite light and has a slooping toptube. The tail is welded aluminium. The pivot points and swing links are positioned and designed in such way that the suspension acts with progressive resistance. The damper unit is develloped in close cooperation with Yahama. The Japanese and Greg put a lot engineering effort in this frame.
The frame shows a red to blue fade. It is a kind of strong 'electric' red and blue. The same effect shows the green ano of the DH3 fork. The original fork is a RondWP Hydro Pro, what is a very nice and good fork, but when building I had this just serviced DH3 ready within reach.
Brief specs:
Marzocchi DH3
Race Face EX Ti (I think these were built by Chris Dekerf)
Syncros Ti bar, Onzas
Race Face XY
Sup Ceramics
Graftons, Odyssey boosters
XTR
If you bought one new in this spec it would have set you back around 10,000 guilders or more. A pricey piece, so a rare gem.
I hope you like.




