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I do need to correct you

 

We designed a house where the client could so so with his Land Cruiser .... well it also allowed a full height opening to his garage so that he could drive onto the car lift ... think one car stacked on top of the other type arrangement.

 

Won't be able to post pics without the clients permission though.

 

#JUSTSAYING :P

 

Holy crap. That's extreme. Duly noted, but suffice to say that while it's evidently possible, it's not the norm in the residential sector then (I added that bit because I know the next dude is going to say "K*k man, my factory door can like to open for a truck's height"  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

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Holy crap. That's extreme. Duly noted, but suffice to say that while it's evidently possible, it's not the norm in the residential sector then (I added that bit because I know the next dude is going to say "K*k man, my factory door can like to open for a truck's height"  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

agreed ... truckers hey, can't take them anywhere!

 

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Picked up an 18 year old this morning......1999 Klein Mantra original manitou fork,fox vanilla rear shock, avid 10 v-brakes. Unfortunately it was updated to 3 x 9

 

 

What drivetrain do you need to return it to original? Post it on the Retro Bike Thread and if someone can help, I'm sure they will.

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Picked up an 18 year old this morning......1999 Klein Mantra original manitou fork,fox vanilla rear shock, avid 10 v-brakes. Unfortunately it was updated to 3 x 9

 

 

Holy cow that takes me back. I had an orange one that was epic. Bought it off a guy in a council flat in north London who was about 120kgs and said that he wasn't into riding anymore and wanted to money to buy a pit bull for his 3 year old daughter. :eek: 

 

Those were the days you never even thought about servicing a fork or a rear shock. Just rode it, washed it rode it though all kind of component eating sludge, didn't wash it, rode it some more, repeated. That water bottle cage placement was a disaster waiting to happen. 

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What drivetrain do you need to return it to original? Post it on the Retro Bike Thread and if someone can help, I'm sure they will.

Thanks DJR investigating it further found a website that has the comp specs showing 9 speed [emoji16] but my rear derailleur is definitely a more modern XT version

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Holy cow that takes me back. I had an orange one that was epic. Bought it off a guy in a council flat in north London who was about 120kgs and said that he wasn't into riding anymore and wanted to money to buy a pit bull for his 3 year old daughter. :eek:

 

Those were the days you never even thought about servicing a fork or a rear shock. Just rode it, washed it rode it though all kind of component eating sludge, didn't wash it, rode it some more, repeated. That water bottle cage placement was a disaster waiting to happen.

Awesome glad it brought back some memories. Rear shock still had air in it, just pumped up the tires and went for a spin.

 

See from the reviews that it is has a wonderful ability to eject you over the bars on downhills.

 

 

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Nice, if a rider on a same coloured ss gt meatball ss and green helmet greats you.... That would be me

Better post a picture because the vision in my head gave me a bit of an alarming shock ;)

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Just in time for BUCO, my ODI Rogue grips arrived today. Had some fabric soliton ones and while they make nice saddles, this particular grips are a load of toss. 70k ride and it took nearly 3 days to regain full feeling in both hands. d83d1da0897f788255cd3054a54136d6.jpg

 

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