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Love Begins
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Misplaced Lens Cap

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Major bikes.
1991 Off Road Toad
- Shimano XT drivetrain/brakes
- IRD post & titanium stem
- Cook Bros Racing RSR crankset
- Chris King no logo headset
- WTB titanium bars
- Ringle titanium quick release set
- Koski straight blade fork
Four Charlie Cunningham Indians being ridden as actual mountain bikes. A little bit of everything covered. Type I, Type II, flat bar, drop bar, fat post, skinny post.
1982 Breezer Series III # 32
1993/94 Slingshot Half Ti. True Temper steel boom tube and fork, Titus titanium made rear end. M900 XTR, Syncros, Chris King, Hugi.
1991 Otis Guy. Full Shimano XT, IRD, Chris King, Ringle, Ti bars, Selle Italia Turbo saddle.
1985 Otis Guy, Steve Potts Type II fork, early WTB parts (brakes, hubs, shifter perches, handlebars, cable hanger).
1989 Mark Slate.
1992 Slingshot.
Salsa Scoboni Custom #23 with biplane fork.
1994 Ibis Mojo
Do you remember what bottom bracket you used on your Lightning Flash with the Ritchey crankset? I’ve got a BB-UN72 68 x 110 and it is too short. Thinking 123 is the one but not sure. Any recommendations on how to know for sure?
Oh man. I don’t quite recall at this point. It was probably a 113-116mm wide BB. 122.5mm would be for M730 or Cook. The Logic cranks we’re at least a little better about Q.
1990 Miyata Centrury #SK57623
1 of 100 Miyata Century. New Old Stock!
Bikes on a rock Part II
Bikes on a rock Part I
1987 Otis Guy. All original except TerraOne Rider T1 tires.