Whats up MTBR. Finally got the bike of my dreams, take a look!!!
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Wow, someone cranked up the Way Back Machine.
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Dude, I hate to say it but that bike is U.G.L.Y.
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Apparently it is blue on one side and white on the other:
https://forums.mtbr.com/all-mountain/trek-pro-issue-dh-1998-a-995031.html
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^This, the thing is objectively hideous and looks really heavy. What is your attraction/attachment to this particular model?
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That's...unique. :eekster:
Maybe next time I paint a frame...aw, who am I kidding? Ain't nobody got time fo dat!
Piece of history right there. Very cool! Very limited number made (potentially less than 100) & most likely a $4-$5k bike back in the day.
It's bikes like that which paved the way for what you'll are riding now.
Great example of cutting edge 21 years ago. Oh how things have changed.
It's bikes like that which paved the way for what you'll are riding now.
Great example of cutting edge 21 years ago. Oh how things have changed.
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Nice bike, looks like it's in great shape.
Ne too! I just hope the OP doesn't ride it TOO roughly...it's like a piece of living history.....
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Trek9, awesome bikes! Love it. That Trek looks like such a cool bike to take to mtb festivals or events. I'd check that out a lot longer than anyone's new Yeti.
I like Intense, but am ignorant of historical significance. To me, the Trek is a more interesting example of some of the crazy bikes they did in the past.
But, the Intense looks more ridable on xc, for example, a mtb festival.
I like Intense, but am ignorant of historical significance. To me, the Trek is a more interesting example of some of the crazy bikes they did in the past.
But, the Intense looks more ridable on xc, for example, a mtb festival.
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