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I would love one these 'Velorbis Short John' just to do the shopping and running stuff around, going up the rcycling centre/tip.They weigh a chunk too, but will last forever ..... not cheap either!
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Pieface - MemberAn ealry 90's Marin Pine Mountain or similar, the ones with Zolatone paint and contrasting flourescent colours
If it makes you happy you can have the frame that is sat in my garage doing nothing. Just need to collect it.
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I always wanted an AMP B4
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Linkage forks, original Horst link, short wheelbase, very light ...
I know that the pivots wear in no time and it probably doesn't cut the mustard by today's standards but it was an object of desire for many years.
If it makes you happy you can have the frame that is sat in my garage doing nothing. Just need to collect it.
i have a 93 marin sausalito for sale - which would give you the right period parts to complete the build (bar the wheels) 🙂
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No really that old, but a Rivette H4 and the original trek 69-er singlespeed with the funny bronze fork.
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Still fancy one of these...
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I used to have a Funk, fab bike and would love to have another. Really wish I never sold it.
I fancy a manitou fs but their reputation is they crack.
Used to have an amp b3 and it was fun and very capable.
Other than that I'd live a mantis pro floater but they are hens teeth.
Lots of this on retrobike.
Dean Titanium
Just found this. You can still get them!
http://www.blahdweb.com/MarplesImports/Browse.asp?BrowseMode=Manufacturer&ManufacturerID=1
Turner XCE
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Kona King Kahuna:
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A 1998 Specialized Stumpjumper M2 S-Works in neon green (think it was something to do with Mountain Dew sponsorship)with red forks and red Mavic rums, although I can't find a picture of one anywhere.