Retro mountain bikes

Sidewall says only 2.2" but they do look huge.

26" is probably fooling your brains.

@vp1337: I get what you're saying, but I bet those 780mm bars are fun to ride.

Scott Pro Racing 1991 frameset for sale on German Ebay

https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/scott-pro-racing-columbus-max-os-stahlrahmen-mtb-xt-ritchey/1218857981-217-6195

I got 9 watchers and no bids on my Spesh FSR XC f+f. How many of those are you lot getting my hopes up?

Just finished building up this rockhopper, will be my new commuter until I inevitably get bored again. Need to fit some GB mudguards but that can wait. The only annoying thing about the build was the brakes, for the life of me I just couldn't get the brakes dialled in so took it to the LBS.

Will see how I get on with the Nitto bars, I'm already thinking of converting to some Dajia far bars...

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Thats very good

10/10

Absolutely not a fan of the bars but still 9,95/10. Great colour combination. Super.

U don’t like bullmoose?

No...

Very rad, long and low, trendy modern mtb stuff right there ;)

@Haggis thats ace as well <3 Comfy looking

cant stop looking, really great!

Remember that bike. Oftenly seen ar European DH scene in the early nineties.

Love this one

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That's beautiful

Campagnolo was way ahead of their time with direct mount chainrings. Those brakes were beautiful too.
It's a shame they didn't have the resources to develop their mountain bike components further. Euclid was awful but the Record OR was much better and showed they were on the right track.

I still have a slight yearning for one of those Zinn 753 campag rigs from the early 90's

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Saddle, cranks, seatpost - bike’s all on point

Selling the Rockhopper build earlier in this thread. Recently moved and got no room to bike hoard :'(

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/339822/

Glad it's too small for me. Shame youhave to sell it.

Sweet lord that Panasonic, So fresh.

Sweet lord that Panasonic, So fresh.

Fantastic bike. I' ve got one in the attic... ;-)

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That "fresh" photo is actually taken from the 1991 catalogue.