Manitou HT = Yummy
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Manitou HT = Yummy
To follow on from the retro thread, here's a piccy of the Manitou HT mountainbike from 1997.
It's currently on sale on Ebay, and I haven't seen one of these for ages in the UK.
Here's the low down...
Manitou HT
17" medium frame in red this is an Answer Products manitou frame - number 266 stamp dated 24-sep-96. This bike is fully loaded to my own personal dream spec as follows: Manitou Mars CL carbon fibre shocks, Chris King threadless headset in grey, Ringle stem, Easton carbon fibre bars, Yeti grips, Shimano LX shifters, Pauls moto-lite levers, Shimano XTR front and rear derailleurs + SRP (red) ti bolts, XTR Ti 9sp cassette, Action Tec Ti bottom bracket, FSA carbon fibre cranks, Time Atac Titan carbon pedals with Ti spindles, USE carbon fibre seatpost, Sella Italia Ti saddle, Ti seat post bolt, Spinergy Spox wheelset, Panaracer Smoke Tyres, Cook Bros quick releases.
Just the way I would have built it!
Rich
It's currently on sale on Ebay, and I haven't seen one of these for ages in the UK.
Here's the low down...
Manitou HT
17" medium frame in red this is an Answer Products manitou frame - number 266 stamp dated 24-sep-96. This bike is fully loaded to my own personal dream spec as follows: Manitou Mars CL carbon fibre shocks, Chris King threadless headset in grey, Ringle stem, Easton carbon fibre bars, Yeti grips, Shimano LX shifters, Pauls moto-lite levers, Shimano XTR front and rear derailleurs + SRP (red) ti bolts, XTR Ti 9sp cassette, Action Tec Ti bottom bracket, FSA carbon fibre cranks, Time Atac Titan carbon pedals with Ti spindles, USE carbon fibre seatpost, Sella Italia Ti saddle, Ti seat post bolt, Spinergy Spox wheelset, Panaracer Smoke Tyres, Cook Bros quick releases.
Just the way I would have built it!
Rich
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Hehe, I wish mate...
I had to sell my body for the Kona I bought...and I only got £3.29 for that
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I had to sell my body for the Kona I bought...and I only got £3.29 for that
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just curious what is the asking (starting bid) on that bike? or better yet, what would you estimate the price for it be? it does look nice though
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Originally posted by VegasCyclist
just curious what is the asking (starting bid) on that bike? or better yet, what would you estimate the price for it be? it does look nice though
just curious what is the asking (starting bid) on that bike? or better yet, what would you estimate the price for it be? it does look nice though
I think it'd go for about £1,200 tops though..maybe even £1,100.
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Originally posted by Weasel
Sure is nice. Being a weight weenie, I wonder how much it weighs?
22lbs or less? What do you reckon?
Sure is nice. Being a weight weenie, I wonder how much it weighs?
22lbs or less? What do you reckon?
Would you believe it if I said 19.5lbs?
Check it out!
Rich
Model: Weight
Bar Ends: 0
Bottle Cage: 0
Bottom Bracket: Action Tec 136
Brake Levers: Pauls Love Levers 116
Brakes: Mrazek 109
Cables: XTR 0
Cassette: XTR Ti 9sp 235
Chain Guard: 0
Chain: XTR 300
Crankset: FSA Carbon + rings 409
Derlr (Front) XTR 113
Derlr (Rear) XTR 207
Fork: Manitou Mars CL 1260
Frame: Manitou HT 1558
Grips: Yeti 81
Handlebar: Easton CT2 - cut 100
Headset: Chris King 126
Hub (Front) Chris King Classic + 517 + spokes + nips 634
Hub (Rear) Chris King Classic + 517 + spokes + nips 893
Nipples: See above 0
Pedals: Time Atac Titan Ti spindle 360
Quick Releases: Cook Bros. Ti 92
Rims: See above 0
Seat Binder: Ti 30
Seat: Sella Italia Flite Ti 201
Seatpost: USE Carbon 0
Shifters: Shimano LX 244
Shock (Rear) See above 0
Spokes: See above 0
Stem: Ringle 190
Tire (Front) Panaracer Fire XC 507
Tire (Rear): Panaracer Fire XC 507
Tubes: Specialized 352
Total 8877 Grams
19.57 Pounds
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And here's a picture of the original Doug Bradbury Manitou from way back in 1990/1
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Thanks Fuby :thumbup:
They are retro aren't they! We didn't get any Bridgestones over here, but they look pretty smart, can't go wrong with the Ritchey Logic tubing either.
Cheers
Rich
They are retro aren't they! We didn't get any Bridgestones over here, but they look pretty smart, can't go wrong with the Ritchey Logic tubing either.
Cheers
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Originally posted by Rich
Thanks Fuby :thumbup:
They are retro aren't they! We didn't get any Bridgestones over here, but they look pretty smart, can't go wrong with the Ritchey Logic tubing either.
Cheers
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Thanks Fuby :thumbup:
They are retro aren't they! We didn't get any Bridgestones over here, but they look pretty smart, can't go wrong with the Ritchey Logic tubing either.
Cheers
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Muddy Fox mountain bikes were probably the first popular production mountain bike in the UK. In the late 80's and early 90's, they had a womens european MTB champion called Silvia Furst riding for them..she went on to race for Specialized.
I really wanted the Roadrunner bike, which was just below their Courier bike.
Not too sure what their current range are like, but I think there are better makes out there now.
Rich
I really wanted the Roadrunner bike, which was just below their Courier bike.
Not too sure what their current range are like, but I think there are better makes out there now.
Rich
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