Carbon fiber is relatively common these days but in the early 1990's there weren't many carbon fiber mountain bike options. The frame uses interesting gussets for strength while the joints are made with extra carbon material. It ends up being a very organic looking frame with the elevated stay taking advantage of the flexibility of the carbon fiber. Supposedly, there were only about 8 of these frames made. Campagnolo components were also fairly uncommon on mountain bikes so the combination of Campagnolo parts on an early carbon frame is doubly rare.
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Frame | Carbon Fiber, titanium drop outs | |
Fork | Ritchey Logic Cro-Moly | |
Rear Shock | NA | |
Rims | Wolber TR 1 tubular | |
Hubs | Campagnolo Euclid | |
Spokes | Stainless steel | |
Tires | Wolber tubeless 1.9 Avoriaz | |
Pedals | Campagnolo ATB | |
Crank | Campagnolo Euclid | |
Chain | Sedis | |
Rear Cogs | Campagnolo 8 speed cassette | |
Bottom Bracket | Press fit sealed cartridge | |
Front Derailleur | Campagnolo | |
Rear Derailleur | Campagnolo | |
Shifters | Campagnolo thumb shifters | |
Handlebars | Tioga Cro-Moly | |
Stem | Tioga T-Bone | |
Headset | Campagnolo Euclid | |
Brake set | Campagnolo Euclid cantilever | |
Brake levers | Campagnolo Euclid | |
Saddle | Campagnolo Electa w/ air bladder | |
Seat Post | Campagnolo | |
Colors | natural carbon | |
Size | 19" c-t | |
Serial # | NA |
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