Mountain Cycle San Andreas .

[Mini Man]

Hi , heres a couple of pics of my San Ans, o ne for the dirt & one for the road , I really wanted one in /92 but had to wait till /07 , did not have the money in /92 , lucky for me they were still making them , both are /06 models .
John.
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[buster]

I love your Mini. That is so cool!

Your tyre diameters look so different on those two bikes. Do you notice a final drive difference between the two? Also front disk brakes look to be different on the MTB and the roadie. Any reason, or are they built up out of available parts?

Different forks too. More info please!

How much for the Mini?

[Mulger bill]

I used to drool over them a while back, still damn sexy years later.

Why an 8" rotor on the roadie?

Shaun

[nzdans]

Maybe the roadie has more brakes as it goes faster and has more grip?

Either way I'd say pick the most immaculate of the 2 and wrap it up in glad wrap and anything else that will mummify it and never use it again-it will pay for your retirement if tidy enough!

[Hawkeye]

Maybe the roadie has more brakes as it goes faster and has more grip?

I put a 7" disc on the front of my roadie (6" rear) and I regret it, I have to say. The prospect of overpowering the amount of traction generated by the skinny front tyre is scary. I need to chagne the disc. I've already had one incident where I broke traction and highsided entering a corner. Fortunately the following cars were able to drive around me.

[Leigh_caines]

I saw you riding by the other day and my thought was...
{maybe it's just me but}
"that's one ugly bike"
Brian said "Your nuts.. they're a class bike"
Sexy... I think not...or maybe I just like more curves in my women

[Mini Man]

Hi , Here are some better pictures & specs etc ,
cheers, John.,

Reba Race forks
x Fusion shock
American Classic hubs
Mavic 717 rims
DT revolution spokes , alloy nipples
Juicy 5, 160mm rotors f&r
Race Face Deus XC cranks
Eggbeater SL pedals
Sram Pg990 11-34 cassette
sram 89r hollow pin chain
X9 rear , XGen front
XO twist shifters
FSA SLK carbon post
SDG TI FLY saddle
FSA bars & stem
Cane Creek S2 head fittings
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Reba Race forks
Cane Creek Cloud 9 shock
Easton XC One wheels
Hope Mono M4 ,183 mm floating rotor front
Hope Mono Mini 140 mm ,floating rotor rear
Deus XC cranks
Eggbeater SL
Sram 89r hollowpin chain
XO rear
X9 front
XO twist shifters
Dura Ace 11-23 cluster
FSA SLK carbon post & saddle
FSA bars & stem
Michelin XCR slicks
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Simplicity & adjustability, A very easy to maintain bike .[/img]
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[kandi]

My god. I remember those bikes from the 90's. I didn't want one..... I wanted a AMP bike.. Lucky I didn't get it. Good design, poor execution (IMO). The Specialized fsr that I did own was a crap execution also. Hah...now I have a Titus Switchblade....beautttiiful ( IMO)

[cam77]

Let me know if you ever want to sell one!