Found this MTB last week. Cannot find any info about these old MTB's from Concorde. That's why I'm looking for any info here!
What do you know about it?

there's a '93 catalog on Velobase, but this Concorde looks earlier than '93...nice slack angles and looong wheelbase, should be a plush ride!
While there's a chance this was built in the EU (might have been Italy or Belgium/NL) I'd bet it's sourced from Japan...certainly the later Concorde Mtn. bikes were (as well as from Taiwan). Does this have any serial numbers? Any brand on the dropouts/forkends?

lugged frame, paint job and biopace suggest mid-late 80s. no tubing decal suggests it's a heavy mofo.. what are the components?

Looks like a Tange fork, or at least the crown. Hard to tell, but the rear dropout looks like Tange as well. Looks like Shimano MR-AT50 canti brakes with SLR levers, placing the bike around 1986-1992? Looks to be in mint condition!

That thing is boss. I dig it.

... except it has no chain or cables

Nah, those are consumables. I'd replace them anyway, regardless of condition.

yeah.. i just don't think you can call a bike "mint" if it's not fully assembled and ready to ride :-p

"mint condition" is supposed to be the condition something left the "mint" in...

Looking at the way this thing is put together I'd seriously doubt it is gas-pipe. + Concorde made nice bikes. If this thing were mine I'd throw some slicks and drops on there and make it the ultimate touring bike. Nice find!

^ yeah ive been looking at it more and it's probably not as heavy as i first expected..

that fork looks really nice

Thanks for all the comments! I'm based in the Netherlands and according to my info Concorde was a Dutch brand. The early road frames were made in Italy by Ciocc. The pics above are after a good clean and after I changed some parts. It came with BR-AT50 brakes, M730 hubs on Wolber AT-20 rims, Panaracer Mach SS tires, Colnago headset, campagnolo seatpost, Ritchey Force fillet brazed stem, Ritchey Force bar, Avocet saddle and some non-original parts. I guess it's from 1989. That's why I put M732 parts on it. The wheels are just for the picture, have to clean the original ones!

I bought the bike for €40, that is $58!!

Yesterday I discovered a four digit framenumber underneath the BB. Forgot the number by the way!

More info is welcome!

The "Colnago" HS does make you wonder, but I had one of those apart once and IIRC it was a re-branded Hatta (or some similar Asian brand). Still think it could be built in Japan but maybe assembled in Benelux...was anything stamped on the steerer (like "Tange")?