Frame: 1993 Klein Adroit, 19"
Fork: Rock Shox Mag 21 SL/Ti
Headset : Klein Precision
Stem: Klein Mission Control 1, 135mm
Handlebar : --------"----------------
Grips : Odi Attack
Brakes: Grafton SpeedControllers
Cantilever cable hangers : Dia-Compe
Brake Levers: Grafton Re-Entry
Shifters: Shimano XTR M900 with Grafton Shifter Perches
Front Derailleur: Shimano XTR M900
Rear Derailleur: Shimano XTR M900
Cassette : Shimano XTR M900
Chain: Sachs ATB SC-55
Cranks: Grafton Joysticks
Chainrings: Shimano XTR M900
Bottom Bracket: Action-Tec Titanium
Pedals: Look S2R Moab
Quick Releases: Ringle Ti-Stix
Rims: Sun Chinook
Hubs: Ringle SuperBubba / SuperEight
Tyres: Tioga Psycho /K
Saddle: Avocet O2 Air 40
Seatpost: Ringle Moby
Seatpost Binder: Ringle Ti-Stix
Bar Ends: onZa RAW-110
Computer: Avocet 40
Weight: ~10kg
"This bike is built up with the same stuff that Tinker used in 1993 in his team race bike. Even the chain is Sachs ATB! The best part is that the wheels are the original wheels of Tinker! I got them with a little help from Tinker himself! They even have the UCI inspection number 332 straight from the '93 Worlds! How cool is that!"
The frame itself is quite odd beast - #OX11920206 is not a normal production number as the frame size (19" ?) is replaced with a letter O.
The unique thing is that it has double bottle cage installation points on the bottom of the downtube - I've never seen another Klein have holes like this. But you cannot install normal M4 bolts into them for the threads are smaller, maybe for M3 bolts...
Also the paintjob is quite rare because this one has the old Klein logos on it and the scheme is different to the Storms with '94 logos. As you can see the colors wary and the headtube is not "clouded". Carsten(Klein guru) says this one is a team-only paintjob that was never offered to the public. If any of you happen to have knowledge about these first Storm bikes, please share with me (us)..." words by proud Finnish owner of this bike!
