Show us your 700C ATB / MTB / Hybrid

[grantoury]

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Its pig iron! Just kidding, lovely bike.

 

[XTSTIMAN]

Nice quality frame with Ritchey dropouts

 

[KayOs]

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A light, fast riding beauty with plenty of tire clearance.

 

[STX-RC II]

There is another nice one in the household...
Tange double butted frame.

Along with a heavy tourer, Tange 5 plain gauge tubing, lugged, really basic bike but it's a tank, and nothing to worry about..
Wheelers are all well made, the whole hybrid range is built the same way, same geo, only tubing varies from Tange 5 up to Tange infinity. Forks have eyelets for racks, also on the 26" models, a safe bet for a budget tourer.

 

[rouge_prawn]

s-works cross 1992

I have the same bicycle, super happy with it! The fork a bit to flexy in my opinion! Otherwise great bike!

 

[MT62]

Been commuting on this lately, first half of 90s, not sure about exact year.

 

[WimVDD]

I had a Trek 8700 mountainbike back in 1993. It literally fell apart (bondings failed) and I got a 1995 model as warranty replacement. When this 7900 from 1995 popped up, I didn't have to think long. It's in great condition, hardly used I believe as the handlebar grips show no wear at all.

I will probably strip it to keep the parts as they are, replace them with more recent stuff and use the bike for my annual summer bike tour.

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I must say I didn't feel safe first (after all, it's a 30 year old BONDED bike) but after a couple of days touring in the Alps, I was convinced: this bike will take me out on more multi-day tours.

 

[Guigui58]

My 1992 S-Works Cross, also super happy with it!

 

[grenspot]

My Mountain Goat Route 66. I think it is a ‘94. Currently raw. Thinking about paint options.

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Thinking about paint options

I would be stuck on clear coat. Raw looks so good!