A picture speaks a thousand words Lets see your vintage mountainbikes.

[KingSized HD]

Very happy to have recently bought this classic 1985 Ritchey Ascent. This largest size frame fits my 6'5" perfectly. It has lots of non-OG parts (seat,rims,stem,bars, pedals,etc) that I'll work on replacing but all in good time.

 

[Champy]

Paramountain/ SASS Buell/ Cannondale with the stupid 24" rear wheel (my first MTB)

 

[vincev]

 

[Dale Alan]

Chrome Ross may be one of my winter projects.

 

[GTBruiser]

Schwinn Cimarron. The Bianchi Grizzly is a rebuild-in-waiting.

 

[King Louie]

Evolution of Mountain Biking according to Schwinn : 1947 Straightbar Klunker , 1959 Phantom Klunker , 1981 5speed King Sting , 1982 Sidewinder 10 , 1983 Sierra , 1984 Sierra & 1984 High Sierra , 1985 Cimarron

 

[KingSized HD]

Evolution of Mountain Biking according to Schwinn : 1947 Straightbar Klunker , 1959 Phantom Klunker , 1981 5speed King Sting , 1982 Sidewinder 10 , 1983 Sierra , 1984 Sierra & 1984 High Sierra , 1985 Cimarron

That's an awesome collection and I admire the creative "Schwinn evolution" theme!

 

[undercover_poe]

Here is my 1988 Jamis Explorer XR. Although I have had it since new it currently sits with barley any original parts on it. I rode this bike so hard I almost broke everything at least twice. The list of original parts are the stem, headset, the brake pads, that carrying strap, and the seat post clamp bolt. I still have the original rear rack. I'll put it one one day. I love this thing, it owes me nothing. It has been my only bike from 88-2015.

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[old hotrod]

Here is a pic of my 97 957 Proflex on Mammoth Mountain CA
https://www.flickr.com/photos/david-quickpic/6028302614/in/album-72157627274685951/

 

[old hotrod]

And my Klien Attitude Race...both bikes are regularly ridden...but not enough...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/david-quickpic/32221087260