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Up for sale is a 1990 ST400 56cm/21". This frame needs a sand blast. It is from the coast. There are a few bubbles. After a blast and a re-paint it will be great. And a Vintage touring, not easy to find. Was going to rebuild, have had this for about 15 years... time for a new home. Has test...

Ford Engine blue 87 SM500 26/26 18" frame. All original. for some reason it has black spray on the back. Frame only. somebody save this one. Located in California. make an offer. Shipping is the killer...

GONE. :)

27" is an american/english size from the 70's early 80's. Before the world changes to 700c/28". There is a difference. You will need to find a 27" tire/tube. I used to own a few 27". I sold them all because of the lack of tires/tubes. you could always switch to 700c rims, and longer reach brakes...

Any more info? 1" 1 1/8"? Are you looking for any fork? Cannondale fork? 700c? and How long the steer tube?

Yellow is a under seat. It came off a 1985 all original. The black is missing the mount. Going though parts and found these.

Price depends on location, demand, condition and size. demand would be stylem or if its a higher end frame.. this can change from regions. I would say eBay, Facebook market is the place to sell.

85ish and 90ish bags. Save them or they go in the garbage. Just pay the shipping. :) 9.00USD 2 day ship.

Up for sale, '86 SM500. Make an offer + Shipping. shipping from California. Shipping has gone way up the past few years. maybe 60.00 to ship. make an offer to save this frame. :)

Decals are tough. 90% of all decals out there are digital. Basically a dot matrix print. Some can look great, and a lot are junk. They will also fade in the sun unless there is protection on the decals. The decals I run are silk screen. I only run early decals because up to 1990, all the decal...

1x10 is my fav. That is how I ride my 29ers. I am pretty sure the Jekyll rear swing will not fit a 27.5. It is an older low pivot frame. I feel best to keep these original (26x26), for the few that are out there. A lot of these have died and given their life to a uber V build. For your fork...

Great build. I had a 2003 Jekyll 800 back in the day. Loved it and killed it. I replaced the front with a Jekyll 500 a few years ago, and I am building that now. I love these old Jekylls. Glad to see you are bringing this one back. It looks almost brand new! also... I feel a vintage headshox is...

Welcome! It looks great. This is 1987. I have 2 of these. :) Racks are doable, there are mounts on the back. As for fenders, might be tricky with the roller cam brakes. If you have the rack it will work as a fender. I commuted to work on a bike for 5 years. Glad to see this '87 is getting love. :)

Hello All, If possible, please add a avatar photo to your profile if you do not have a photo. This makes you a human vs a robot spammer. Thank you all and welcome to everybody who is new. :)

Do you have a photo? The link to the photo is not there.

The old A113 guides are pushing 30+ years. The plastic gets brittle and breaks. They are all one unit and you will not be able to re-attach the original pin. These guides are a replacement for the A113. (5mm) They are CNC aluminum, and come with plastic pins. Although any pop rivet will work 30...

Looks great. Nice build!

Hello, You have a very rare Chase. Yes, (sold only as a frame.) Not a lot of these were sold because the Chase was dying. The Chase alone are getting hard to find. I think this frame was the last year for Chase 07, maybe 08 was the last of 1 model. I am a 2007 Chase owner. Set it up like yours...

I agree if the grey is not metallic, more of a "gloss battle ship grey" It would be a SM600. 88 decals have "®". 87 do not. However, some 87's have it.. haha ....and looking again, maybe the decals are just a faded pink decal...