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Now the frame is for sale, no trades. Thanks for all help. I have to clear some bikes and stuff out for the new addition, Yo!
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I've been debating it. My IF has a ~23.25 or so top tube, my McMahon has a 23.5, the Monster has ~23.5 and the huge Stumpjumper Comp is nearer to 24". 22.75 is about what the GT Avalanche I had back in 88 had, but with a longer seat tube. I'll have to get a mile long seatpost and l-o-n-g stem to get this thing to fit.
Still, if somebody has something they are willing to trade or part trade, I'm am all ears, eyes, whatever. I should point out I'm 6'5", hence the interest in finding something bigger. Picture to follow.
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it's small bike.
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looks like it's huge.. look at that headtube. big.
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Yeah, that's what I thought too. The guy had it listed as a large but his measurements were crazy. He had a c-c seat tube measurement of 19 and to the top of the seat tube of 21.5 but also had the top tube listed as 21.5 so I contacted him and asked him to measure the top tube and he came back with 22.5" I figure cool, it is either a 20" based on the goofy seat tube measurement or 17 inch based on his top tube re-measurement.
Then I get the thing and measure it in person and top tube is 22.75 and seat tube 18.5 c-c. Doh! Right between me and my wife. And even if it was a 17 it would be right at the top size wise for standover and top tube length for my wife. I wondered at first if it was even an Ibis, but the dimensions say yes. Seat post size is correct too and other things hint to it as well. Good decals, cleared over, sealed tubes. Not sure of the year, but it has 1 inch head tube and suntour dropouts if that helps. Ibis bikes don't seem to have a following like Fat Cogs so it's hard to research it.
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And believe me, I've measure it 100 times hoping I miss measured it the first 99 time
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they do handle really really well and can take a 150mm stem easily.
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Hey Flavio any idea of the year? The serial number is 1743 if that helps. Is it an SS?
As an 18.5 it's got like 72 x 71 seat and head tube angles, so the top tube will seem a little longer than something with a steeper seat tube. The 20" would still fit better but I may build this thing in the mean time with the parts off the Stumpy.
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i would call it an SS. i saw a SS on mtbr VRC and looked like yours... the same proportions. we should post it on mtbr, VRC. there are some guys w/ access to scot nicol and more experience w/ ibis like mike ss.
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I have a number of bikes I'm getting ready to sell off, older Fat's included.......maybe we can work out a trade for this IBIS? I'm 5' 9ish and have longish arms,,,,,,most of my "newer" bikes have 22/23" TT's and fit well,,,,,,maybe I could build up this bike as another SS? I'm in AZ, let's talk
I have other bikes and bike stuff for barter, but nothing big enuff for you,,,,,maybe your wife can find something? thanks mark g ![]() |
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Cool, let me know what you have in mind. I'll send some more detailed pictures if you like.
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I posted some details on the bikes 2 posts previous on this thread,,,,,,,have a look, my computer is still not cooperating
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Howdy,do you still have the IBIS frame? it might be too big for me (5'9ish, 31 inseam) but maybe y old roommate, who's an Ibis fan? He's about 5'11" and 32" inseam? I still might be up for trading bike parts/frames as mentioned before, or $
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Yeah, I still have it. I'd be most interested in trading for something my size as my wife has since shown little interest in getting another frame. She would probably actually like to see me get rid of this frame outright. Whatcha got of interest?
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I don't have anything to fit a 6'5 guy, and my barter stuff is kind of hard to get to, but I might be able to dig around this weekend...........what would you take $ for the frame outright? Where are you in Ohio, I lived there until 86
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Akron area. Actually from south Florida by way of Savannah and Atlanta.
I paid way more for the frame probably than I should have. PM me and we can discuss options. I built the thing up just for giggles and it looks pretty good, though a 80mm fork is too long for it. Scot Nicol replied back that it is an SS based on the serial number and is going to get back to me about the age.
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IF, have a look at this link. it appears to be the identical frame. there is also a link below that will give the build specs. you mentioned that the 80mm fork seemed wrong - yep, i think your bike is early early 90's and would have been rigid. http://www.firstflightbikes.com/1991_Ibis_SS.htm enjoy it, Sette |
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Yeah, I saw that when I first saw the auction. The frame I have has typical cable routing though, not top tube. I emailed Ibis after I got the frame and Scot Nicol replied it is an SS based on the serial number, but he would have to get back to me with any more detail.
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This looks like it would be an awesome candidate for an ENO eccentric and a set of WTB dirt drops. ;-)
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Yeah, I though about drop bars, but then the Yo! came along. This bike has always been on the edge of being sold to offset something else.
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