Various combinations of serial numbers exist most have'P' in them but some are four digit numbers Tig welded frame are imported fillet brazed frames are US made and received a 'Team' designation Replacement for the Annapurna model but with a much less detailed frame more relaxed angles than other models offered at time

Sculpted seat tube reinforcement built with Tange Prestige tubing Sculpted seat tube reinforcement built with Columbus tubing ' faux lugs' at the head tube and seat tube build with Columbus tubing to save weight Roller-cam brakes beneath the chain-stays 19 frames had cantilever rear brakes MountainBikes II frame-set (head tube is not machined) squared-off seat tube reinforcement MountainBikes II frame-set (head tube is not machined) parts/fork determine model Unsure what the first digit means (Example: 3A946) ' faux lugs' at the head tube and seat tube more relaxed angles than other models offered at time Later frames (late '90s) tend to have a better model designation: SC = Swiss Cross, NT = NiTi, RL = Road Logic, etc.īelow is a guide to (mostly) US-made frames showing information about each model.Ĭontinuation of the Everest which had previously been had an 'R' serial number sculpted seat tube reinforcement (also used on later Team Comp model)

Additionally some models (particularly older frames) fit neither scheme. The imported scheme is a bit confusing as several models (Aspen, Ascent, Ascent Comp) started with 'A.' For these the catalog description is a better method to distinguish models - use the frame's color as a guide, although the color is not always accurate. Example serial number for US-made frame Example Serial NumberĮxample serial number for imported frame Example Serial Numberīoth of the above schemes vary somewhat between models and years.

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