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Looks way more skinny than 1 1/4" to me. The early (pre 92,iirc) M-frames didn't have that.

Mag21 would be the gold standard (pun intended). Easy to maintain and great spare parts availability. Mind the steerer size. Might be 1". What you might also enjoy is a riser bar. Having the bars lower than the seat in this day and (mostly) age some might consider more reasonable fora...

Maybe you didn't notice. But there seems to be a scratch on your DogsBlox frame. It's right in the middle of the "R". Looks like a womans b.. No. Its a nose. A NOSE.

Oh, I made a mistake: I wrote metric. I meant to say they are imperial. Sorry 'bout that. The rest still aplies.

The seals in a Mag fork are all off the shelf metric parts. You can basically order them at any store (at least here in Germany its no problem to get those). Don't cost too much. But you'd have to go through the hassle of measuring them. You should be able to get them for less than half of what...

Aren't those Lizard Goldfingers? I seem to remember that name.

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1998 Centurion NoPogo Brochure German

I found that with the magura brakes and mavic ceramic rims, the ceramic brake pads would only be good on a fresh set of ceramic rims. The ceramic coating is quite coarse when new but whenever that coarseness has worn down, the standard brake pads will work better. Today I don't have any...

Looks great!

Nice one. What are your plans?

A few days ago I stumbled upon a local ad. It just said "Full suspension Mountainbike with top of the line components". Reasonable price. 280 Euro. This is the pics from the ad. Doesn't look too shabby. You can always use another set of racelines. That Marzocchi bomber Z2 - I've always wanted...

Maybe you can find one of those bi-plane forks? Might fit the theme.

XT would be too obvious? Maybe LX then. :lol: Nice looking frame though. Might look good with a set of neon yellow racelines.

That red looks great! How do you paint the parts of the frame that it is resting on? Did you hang it on something and only put it down when it was dry?

Its a Sachs, or rather '99 or later SRAM. Plasma. https://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/v/Manufacturer+Archive/SRAM/1999/1999+-+SRAM+3.jpg.html Edit joglo was faster. :D

Good looking bike despite coming out of the parts bin. Also only took 9 years 😁

Me personally, I think it fits this part of the forum quite nicely. No rear sus. No disk brakes. No weirdly shaped frame tubing...

I'd say its 97 or 98, but I'm not too sure. 96 would have had bottle cage mounts underneath the lower tube. And in 99 there was no Pulse mentioned in the catalogue any more...

Nice looking project. I like it. The frame seems to be a "pulse comp" Trek era frame. The pre Trek pulses (and the Pulse IIs ) had internal cable routing. About the "missing" canti hanger, you can buy seat clamps with integrated stops. Or use one of those stops that are attached to/by the seat...