Wanted retro mountain bike trek cannondale marin etc.

chrisk9020

Must be in excellent condition with decent components.

iwillhtfu

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scott1974

chrisk9020 wrote: »

Must be in excellent condition with decent components.

Retro enough!!
https://www.adverts.ie/mountain-bikes/kona-kula-supreme-final-price-drop/6164973

ckeego

How about a Kona Nonu?

magicbastarder

scott1974 wrote: »

Retro enough!!
https://www.adverts.ie/mountain-bikes/kona-kula-supreme-final-price-drop/6164973

that's not retro!
i suspect the issue with getting a good quality old bike in good nick is that whoever have them want them, it's not something you'd just have lying around with no purpose.

8valve

1989 Muddy Fox Sorcerer Pro? Top of the range model with Tange Infinity tubing, from memory.

Pm your email address for pics.

ricardospeedo

8valve wrote: »

1989 Muddy Fox Sorcerer Pro? Top of the range model with Tange Infinity tubing, from memory.

Pm your email address for pics.

Any photos and price

magicbastarder

ricardospeedo wrote: »

Any photos

i think that might be catered for in his 'PM your address for pics' you quoted.

@OP - you should probably specify a size, unless that is not relevant.

RobFowl

I think the early 90's MTB's look better than anything since. The Dynatech ones from Raleigh esp

magicbastarder

my dad ditched my 1991 muddy fox courier comp sometime in the early 2000s. i don't blame him, but now... i kinda do.

8valve

ricardospeedo wrote: »

Any photos and price

no problem at all, drop me a pm with your email and I can send you high res pics and more info etc.

8valve

magicbastarder wrote: »

my dad ditched my 1991 muddy fox courier comp sometime in the early 2000s. i don't blame him, but now... i kinda do.

that's legitimate grounds for excommunication from the family in my book!!:D


They've become very popular, just like vintage road bikes, due to rarity these days.


I've restored a couple in the past, US-made GTs and TREKs, and they're great machines that were built to last.



In among the pile of road bikes I currently have for restoration is a Kirk Revolution magnesium framed MTB from around 92/93; first one I've ever seen in the flesh...

Idleater

8valve wrote: »

In among the pile of road bikes I currently have for restoration is a Kirk Revolution magnesium framed MTB from around 92/93; first one I've ever seen in the flesh...

Friend of mine had one year's ago with the little marazochi z1 I think.

I've done up my Haro A1 from the same era.

magicbastarder

8valve wrote: »

they're great machines that were built to last.

my courier comp is still probably reasonably intact but 50 foot deep under dunsink.

Oberkon

RobFowl wrote: »

I think the early 90's MTB's look better than anything since. The Dynatech ones from Raleigh esp

Dreamed Off this had a dynatech Diablo dx but not this unfortunately ..

Duchamp

I've a 2005 Tomac Taos, immaculate condition with Race Face cranks, Rockshox Sid forks, Hope brakes, Thomson seatpost & stem - might be tempted to let go

chrisk9020

Thanks guys I'm liking the Raleigh dyna tech. Not looking to spend a huge amount of money though. My email is kilkerley@hotmail.com