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The one in the picture is on my display bike. Just found 2 sets of green NOS Michelin Wildgrippers. One (Comp S) set on the display bike and the other set (Lites) are going on Project Underground rider.

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6000 series aluminum. Paper thin and very lightweight frame.

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I’ve always liked the 90s era dual air forks, but if you can find a newer one with V-brake bosses and the larger stanchions, that would be cool.

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Pictures? And if you keep it go with another SID.

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That’s a nice bike. What year is it? And I like the metal signs behind it too.

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That’s pretty cool you have an NOS frame. I’m sure there aren’t many of those around. I’ve only seen 1 on a popular auction site last year, but too rich for my blood.

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I bought 2 sets of those decals and they were spot on compared to my wife’s 99 Homegrown Pro. Not many takers on the popular auction site.

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Wish it was a 15″.

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I bought 2 sets and they are spot on compared to my wife’s 99 Homegrown.

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2001 Moabs had the same chainstays as the Homegrown frames?

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I have a jersey, a few sparkly oval plastic signs, a black round tomato sign, a thermometer and I enjoy them all. I also have a few embroidered navy blue tomato hats I want to get out of the closet.

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I love these bikes. I have one that is wall art, and another that I ride.

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You got any updated pics?

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You gonna post pictures during the build?

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Clean Rock Shox. I was going to ask if it was a SID, but I re-read the description and see it is a SID. All my mountain bikes have SID shocks. Nice and light.

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