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From what I recall they had a line of higher quality parts that were still much cheaper than the boutique CNC brands. A tough sell, which is why they now have the separate TRP brand for higher end parts.

Basement of our old house. Get some bigger tires on it those skinny ones always bothered me.

Nice job it looks great!

I remember seeing a yellow one at a shop in 1995 built with a red Judy DH and neon yellow Maguras. Very cool looking bike!

Back in business. https://www.pinkbike.com/news/orange-bikes-resumes-trading-under-owner-ashley-ball.html

Great project, what's your plan for forks?

I won an aluminum month around a decade ago lol

ProFlex was bought by K2 and the names changed for 98/99 from what I recall. They faded away not long after that.

I still ride my 4-banger converted to straight 6 with my kids on our local trails.

GT STS Lobo - Looked so cool but just did not last. Early Shimano 9 speed chains

I can't believe you haven't taken those skinny ones off yet, take good care of it.

Does a chainring bolt fit?

Didn't Klein have a crazy light carbon bar?

Looks great!

A friend had the shaft from a USE Ti post fail in a bad way way back in the day, he was lucky to get away with a cut and ripped pair of shorts. It could have been much much worse.

The DH has a separate cartridge for compression and rebound. They were 80mm travel only so maybe there was no need for something like a neutral shaft to limit travel. Sorry I can't be more help, I'm sure others can add more.

I had one built in 96

For an Amp or Pro Flex?

Looks great!

Cassettes are similar construction and spacing, just different gear ratios. I used to run 9 speed Ultegra and Dura Ace 12-27 cassettes on my weight weenie bikes.