I owned one for a while. Such a smooth ride. I loved it.
MrDa1ryQu33n7 on
That’s the one.
pulparindo1 on
Those bullmoose bars and the suntour power ratchet shifters are great, along with that 80’s lugged frame.
Pattern_Is_Movement on
BUY IT
These are RARE, and are starting to go for real money. This has the-plane fork and everything. All top parts, just ride it as it is.
goodavibes on
asking as someone who is considering buying a similar biplane fork early mtb, could a bike like this be taken on a long term tour even with only one eyelet on each side?
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Scoop it up and put the fun between your legs!
One of the more valuable and classic vintage MTBs ever made. Buy it, keep it mostly original, ride it a lot, or just stare at it.
It’s the first mass-market MTB. ’83 was the first full year.
Long live Hardrock’rs. Cool era of mTB.
https://preview.redd.it/si4m8shv4a6e1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0ec67e77c810aaeaa6833421ce0d09a9de41225a
I owned one for a while. Such a smooth ride. I loved it.
That’s the one.
Those bullmoose bars and the suntour power ratchet shifters are great, along with that 80’s lugged frame.
BUY IT
These are RARE, and are starting to go for real money. This has the-plane fork and everything. All top parts, just ride it as it is.
asking as someone who is considering buying a similar biplane fork early mtb, could a bike like this be taken on a long term tour even with only one eyelet on each side?
https://preview.redd.it/23lvg9vb6b6e1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d6ae4fd0eab5da0b1bfd21c35c7cc5346b47b1bd
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