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I've used Maguras on several of my retrobikes and haven't noticed any quicker wear in comparison to cantilever brakes. What blocks are on the Spec, the regular black ones? There used to be several types of Magura brake blocks for various types of rims. But, I don't ride my retrobikes hard, or...

^^ awesome 8) ^^ What a well-kitted bike! Love the XTR post :)

First introductory roll around the block today :). Bike spins nice and my daughter had her first experience with good ol' Shimano shifters. The bike fits her nicely, as soon as she's a bit more familiar with late '90s technology AND the weather improves a bit, we can go for an offroad ride :D...

At least there is no rust on the (Ti?) bar ends..!

Very nice project, love the celeste NTH grips (that area actually still celeste..) and pedals 8)!

Ooops, think your post should actually go here: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/forums/for-sale-1998.39/ GLWS

Version 2.0 :)

Hi! Nice bike, you might have more luck posting it here: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/forums/for-sale-1998.39/ GLWS

If you're referring to the name on the top tube, that used to be a bike shop in the Eastern part of the Netherlands :).

Stripped :) H7L14954 Date codes on the 170mm cranks: TI and TL and on the 7sp rd-mc16 Alivio rear mech: UF, so 1996.

Wow! Awesome build 8)!

Spotted this close by and picked it up earlier today: a nice project / attempt to evoke my daughter's enthusiasm for mountainbiking :D Think it's a '96, full Acera X 8) Forks have seen better days, but I have a few alternatives. Let's see how this is going to turn out!

You best have this ad moved to the 'For Sale' section by an admin and if you are indeed looking to sell your RTS-3, a price is required. Good luck!

Got a set of Energy M7 CD on Deore DX hubs in dark grey, but that is probably stretching your definition of 'similar' ;)

Hi, I have a Rock Shox Judy XC with a 1 1/8" steerer of 240mm. The forks are in nice, working, condition. Can provide a few pics if you're interested.

Hi, If you have an uncracked ARC frame from the first half of the nineties, I'll swap that against the long-travel version of my ARC AS..

Hi, I have this one available, nice working condition and a long 1 1/8" steerer: The forks are in the Netherlands at the moment.

That is a very nice starting point for what promises to be a very nice racing bike 8)..! Those shots from BIKE Magazine always take me back to the good days: I've sifted through soo many of those magazines, including the additional BIKEMarkt and Workshop editions.. Looking forward to seeing...

Not sure if that is an actual Giant, or rather a frame decorated with some Giant decals..