This bike has been passed down by a few different family friends, and I've had it for a long time. Unfortunately one of the previous owners really didn't take great care of it and the dope old Suntour XCD groupset got pretty trashed so I converted it to a single speed. UPDATE: I put the old rd back on with an XT thumbie, works great. Also it has become my new touring whip. Rack and a basket are all you need. (gumwalls now too).
Frame:
Redline Conquest Three, Tange MTB tubing
Fork/Headset:
Redline, Hatta sealed
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
White Industries (Sugino made)/Shimano
Pedals:
VP
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Sunrace 9 speed 11-40, Blackspire 36t ring, BBG Bashguard
Derailleurs/Shifters:
XTR M952 RD and deore XT thumbie on friction mode.
Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle Italia Flite Titanium, Suntour XC Pro
Brakes:
Suntour XCD/Kool Stop Eagle-z
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
DT Swiss Hugi hub/Mavic 217 rim/Specialized
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
DT Swiss Hugi hub/Mavic 217/Conti Mountain King
Accessories:
Knock off wolf tooth Roadlink for the rear derailleur, wald basket, rear rack, jandd frame bag, revelate bottle bag
Bike History
Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.
Current Stage Info:
Just some shots of my bikepacking setup, minus the big saddle bag. Peep the brace I made for the wald basket out of rack struts.
Added by Nathap470. Last updated almost 5 years ago.
12 Comments
This thing is perfect.
Posted about 7 years ago
Thanks dude! The dth tires have since been swapped to my GT, made more sense to put trail tires back on here since I actually do ride mtb on it. I
Posted almost 7 years ago
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coda, commuter, cruiser, cyclocross, freak-bike, hatta, mountain-bike, mtb, oldschool, party, redline, singlespeed, steelisreal, suntour, tange, tioga
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marvswan says:
redline knows how to make frame, looks like a perfect fit for me.
Posted about 6 years ago
Nathap470 says:
I actually found out that there was a Taiwanese factory that made hundreds of classic steel mtb frames called Marui. Not to be confused with Maruishi. I was told that they were unsung heroes of vintage mountain bikes. Apparently they are the most likely builder of this one.
Posted almost 6 years ago