[Roaming50]

Hey I move to the area a couple of months ago. I ride a Boulder Starship that I have owned for 14 years. These bikes were made by Boulder Bikes out of Lyons during the 90's but they packed up shop in the early 2000's.

I still ride mine and it is my primary bike. I am just wondering if anyone local owns one of these or even still rides one? Personally I have never seen another on a trail but I thought if someone was to have one, then this area may be a good bet.

Cheers!
TheNormsk.

 

[ignazjr]

I recently acquired a Starship this summer. I haven't gone thru it yet. I need to get it squared away so I can take it out. Super cool bike.

 

[volkstech]

I still have my Boulder hanging on the wall of my garage and I know that James from Black Sheep bikes still has his hanging around as well. (he worked for them in the early 90's) I can't say I've seen one on the trail for a long time though.

 

[goldenboy]

I saw a hardtail Boulder bike in Denver a few weeks ago. Here are a couple of photos of starships - one from Boulder Bikes, one from Cinelli and one from Federation.

 

[Roaming50]

LOL on the last photo.

It's great to find some local owners (even if the bikes are now wall art...)

Next time I am up Lyons way I will have to stop in Redstone and check you out. It would be cool to have a Boulder Bikes meetup

Here's a couple of photos of my bike.

 

[Crit Rat]

, one from Cinelli

That frame is hilarious. Pretty fun to use a stem for a rear seatstay to seattube junction.

I had one of those altar stems on an old Specialized S Works M2 road bikes. Horrible stem, flexy and heavy, but it looked cool and the Cippolini inserts were cool though I didn't have any on mine.

 

[BigSteve in CO]

Goldenboy- you forgot one.