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Fantastic job!

B20092 on Facebook (Kona Retro Community) 1991? Ti fork, Project 2?

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B19626 on Facebook

Orange mooseknuckle. There's a youtube vid you can see the pattern of them

I'd be tempted too but have the opposite problem in that I'd need a 59cm :(

1993 TET-980 in Mexico spotted on Facebook

I would say so

It actually states in the descrption it is a Sugino one.

BST = British Standard Thread? I'd buy a new Tange Passage for the money, or get a Shimano 105 threaded headset

Technically a Mavic 315 as the 316 is the 1-1/8" version 😉

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Lovely 1990! Looks all original including the tyres too! Does the front Maximum tyre have a logo on it, or just the rear? Also does it have "Designed by Joe Murray" embossed into the sidewall like the Reaction rear tyre likely has? Does it have the Avocet saddle too?

Looks to be a 1995 Humuhumu but the fork is 1992. As said, the fork is rare, albeit because it was an unsuccessful design and consequently shortlived. It was never sold as standard equipment on any of the bikes, only as an optional extra. Original stock was reportedly disposed of as deemed...

Does anyone know the original process that logos are applied to saddles, tyres and chainstay protectors by manufacturer?

Those are amazing, there was so much in there! :)

That would be amazing!

Anyone still have one of the old M&P catalogues they'd be willing to scan for the archives as I'd love to see it again as I fondly remember it being crammed with goodness!

I used to own the frame B20370 from 1995-1997! It was originally bought new by David Moore in March 1993 from Cheddar Bike Centre for £1450. David Moore was the owner of Cheddar Caravan Park and ran the Cheddar Challenge mountain bike races back in the day, one of which I took part in. I...