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In 1999 - 2000 no one buying a MTB was interested in rigid forks.

Scott, Do you remember a Ti top tube sticker that said "Expensive Lightweight Shit" ? AB

Don't forget to say "Rare" .... lol.

Actually once the seat post is cut off (IMO doesn't need to be 1 CM) buy a long half round file and start filing. Slowly but surely you will file down the soft aluminum. Same thing would work with a wooden dowel and HD metal sandpaper.

‘88

Definitely would be my guess as well.

Very nice .. plus an incredible bike collection. Hats off!

Serial number is pretty standard: Yo - Med / Large - 1189 frame built for whatever year. 1996 seems right.

FYI - price update $1,500.00 shipped to the lower 48.

Posting the serial number always helps with value estimates.

Thanks

Actually looks pretty nice. I’d raise the seat and ride it!

Not sure I see what the current prices are.. can you update? Thanks.

I'm not sure when the BOI became the Holy Grail of FCC forks, but most everyone wanted suspension back then. You don't see any MTB manufacturers today offering their $5,000+ carbon bikes with rigid forks do you?

Did you finalize the sale?

Lol … yeah I’m sure things get a bit foggy 😂

Scott - Do you know if the Mavic support bikes had a different serial number designation?

We would all benefit if more of us could commute by bike.

I'm fortunate enough to ride to work and look forward to the commute.

Tip - I got rid of the toe clips on my '89 wicked for safety reasons just a lot easier to get out of. I like the toe flips though gotta love WTB(y)