1990 Fat City Cycles Team Comp

This bike is cool as hell, in my opinion. The GP Wilson dropouts are neat. It was made for Heidi, the founder of NEMBA, and she recently decided to let it go. The grouppo is Campagnolo. Thanks Heidi for letting me get it from you. I'll take care of it for sure. Coast to coast, it is well loved.

I am missing the pump. If anybody has a good lead on one, can you ping me through the comment section? Thanks!

1992 Salsa Ala Carte with Jelly Bean Paint

Back before Ross Shafer sold Salsa Cycles to some big company, he made them in Petaluma, Calif. with a handful of employees. This is one of my favorite bikes. I love this little bike. Probably the first vintage mountain bike that I've ever loved. Rides great. Nimble and true. I realize now that there's a couple of things I need to fix and will update pictures when that happens. If it wasn't so damned dialed, it would have been fixed sooner. Oh well. Here it is for now:

Frame: Columbus Cromor OR tubing
Forks: Bontrager Composite
Stem: Potts made LD stem

Headset: Chris King 1" silver 2Nut 
Cable Hanger: Ritchey 1" silver
Brakeset: Shimano XTR M900
Shifters: Shimano XT SL-M732 on WTB shifter mounts
Levers: Shimano 600 aero
Derailleurs: Shimano XTR M9xx
Crankset: Shimano XTR M900 170mm 46/36/26
Bottom Bracket: Shimano BB-UN90
Pedals: Shimano PD-M959
Rear Cogs: Shimano XT 8 speed 11-28
Seatpost: Suntour XC Pro 26.8
Seat binder: DKG QR 30 mm; silver
Saddle: WTB SST
Handlebars: WTB Specialized RM-2 Dirt Drop

Wheelset: Shimano XTR M900 32h hubs, Bontrager rims; Kenda Nevegal 2.1 front and Specialized Captain 2.0 rear; DKG made no logo Salsa rasta skewers.

WTB Specialized RM-2 bars

DKG made seat clamp

this is for H. If he ever finds it, I wonder if he'll remember.

Weight:  25.18 lbs