Here's another trio of bikes.
1. 1992 Rocky Mountain Hammer. I should have kept this one. Bought it for peanuts, took it apart and surgically cleaned every part. It was flawless. Sold it for slightly more peanuts.
2. I don't know what this was. Probably a Nishiki. I'm pretty sure it was $10, and not working. But I made it work with some parts that were just way too good for it. Probably sold it for $50
3. 1988 Norco Bigfoot. I'm guessing on the year based on the serial number, but it seems like it's older than '88. Anyway, grabbed this for a family member after they had asked me to fix up their bike, which was not worth the effort. This guy was entirely original and only needed a bit of work to make it perfect. Super cool old Canadian steel.
1. 1992 Rocky Mountain Hammer. I should have kept this one. Bought it for peanuts, took it apart and surgically cleaned every part. It was flawless. Sold it for slightly more peanuts.
2. I don't know what this was. Probably a Nishiki. I'm pretty sure it was $10, and not working. But I made it work with some parts that were just way too good for it. Probably sold it for $50
3. 1988 Norco Bigfoot. I'm guessing on the year based on the serial number, but it seems like it's older than '88. Anyway, grabbed this for a family member after they had asked me to fix up their bike, which was not worth the effort. This guy was entirely original and only needed a bit of work to make it perfect. Super cool old Canadian steel.
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