olklunker65
Look Ma, No Hands!
Here's a picture of a Gary Fisher Mt Tam that I own. Believe it's s 96? Inch and a quarter steering tube forks are only original parts
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DrRumack80
I live for the CABE
Nice! The 90's color schemes were the best. 
olklunker65
Look Ma, No Hands!
It's a very smooth riding bike and it's been so good to me over the yearsNice! The 90's color schemes were the best.
Halbrenner
On Training Wheels
I purchased this frame some time ago. Was several times painted over. It had nice details and decided to give it a second chance! Deer head parts, Sakae AX cranks and rings, nitto Bullmouse bar...and stylish paintwork. No idea on brand. But a higher end manufacture. Located in Buenos Aires.
DrRumack80
I live for the CABE
I love the paint job. Very well done! Nice mix of parts too. The fork looks like the Ritchey copy that Bridgestone made in the mid 90's. The Bridestone MB-1 came with this fork, and was lugged, in 1994. This could be a Bridgestone MB-1 that someone built up with 80's parts. The hubs look like XT M730.
DrRumack80
I live for the CABE
Nice Baja! A true survivor.
soddruntlestuntle
I live for the CABE
Love these. There's one currently for sale about four hours away from me, and I REALLY want it, but I just don't have the time to make that trek, dagnabit.
soddruntlestuntle
I live for the CABE
I guess I've never posted this here. My '97 Schwinn Homegrown XT. Purchased new by me from River City Bicycles in Portland. Sadly been deteriorating outdoors for the past ten-plus years, I hope to resurrect it sometime this Spring.
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