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No, 1998. So same style decals.

No, I'm being sensible, I'd like to but; A) it's not my size B) I would never ride it C) it would take ages to build D) I'm trying to make space in the garage for something with more wheels. I do like the original graphics/yellow paint/rare factor though and the fact it's 1998 so would go...

Great. Nice one. Thanks for that. I'm trying my best to get rid of frames I've had and never done anything with then stuff like this pops up, perfect for the job M739 stuff I have buried in the garage.

Yes, but had the flag end cap. Loads of other info about it.

That would be nice, I've had people send me photos of bikes they've built from frames I sold and it's great to see them back in use.

One of the oldest tricks I'm sure - do they believe it themselves or just hope someone else will fall for it? Take stickers off and suddenly it's worth exactly 101 times more? Must admit though - many years ago I learned the hard way on these, young and naive, without the help of the internet...

Alloy in alloy only has one solution in my experience and that is careful and long use of the hacksaw blade.

I don't own a single Zaskar😆😆 I'm interested though if only for the Muddy Fox badge.

Where is this?

https://ebay.us/m/4rJ5Ss The rear mech may be worth the starting price but the generic frame is worthless.

https://ebay.us/m/Tkellu Why has no one bought this?

Is the seller a member here?

Shame it hasn't got a purple headset. https://ebay.us/m/6v4nkx

I had to open and close loads of those on my ride in the peaks the other day.

Aldi are doing them for £1.50. You even get a free glass jar and something to put in your mushy peas.

Yes, as per my 2011-13 Orange Five. This is my frame and I have a Hope Pro 2; Hope Pro 2 with 12mm bolt through end cap; Cap pops off; 135qr cap against 12mm bt cap; Qr cap on; Above all, I'm convinced that hub above won't fit, you can see from the rotor mount it's too wide.

135x12 is definitely a thing, I'm looking at one as we speak.

Are the V brakes actually creating that much of a clearance issue? I imagine the frame behind them is narrower than the brake.

Please, please don't use electrical tape, on trail/enduro/motocross bikes it traps moisture against the rim and rots it out. it's a bodge.

Could the original bearings in the frame have become so seized/stiff that the movement of the frame resulted in those bearings wearing the housings? Then the next bearings - you are dealing with now - are just being blamed for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.