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    1994 Crestone Peak SAS Expert 101 

For the era, this was one of the longest travel bikes available with a claimed 4.5" front suspension travel and 3" or rear travel.  The suspension was provided by three large rubber bands, one rear and 2 front.  Unfortunately, the band are missing on this one and we haven't been able to source replacements.  If anyone has a source, please let us know.  Check out the roller on the back of the seat tube to help locate the rear suspension as it moves through its travel.   Several models were available with this one being the most entry level version.

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1994 Crestone   1994 Crestone   1994 Crestone 
1994 Crestone   1994 Crestone

 

Frame Columbus Max OR
Fork Cro-Moly
Rear Shock NA
Rims Araya RM-17
Hubs Shimano Deore XT
Spokes Stainless Steel
Tires Ritchey Racing Force K
Pedals Shimano Deore XT
Crank Shimano Deore XT
Chain Shimano
Rear Cogs Shimano Deore XT cassette
Bottom Bracket Shimano Deore XT
Front Derailleur Shimano Deore XT
Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore XT
Shifters Shimano Deore XT STI 7 speed index
Handlebars Cinelli Carbon
Stem Cro-Moly with hollow stem bolt for cable routing
Headset Shimano Deore XT
Brake set Shimano Deore XT
Brake levers Shimano Deore XT STI
Saddle WTB gold glitter
Seat Post Shimano Deore XT
Colors Black
Size 18"
Serial #   C89116158

 

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