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Here is what i wound up with. took all my old parts, but upgraded to disc brakes in the rear. thanks again.

Thanks for all the leads. Cotic seems like it might be an option. Surly troll also seems like it could work though technically not an Mtbnj. Still searching these other sites too. Thanks.

Bad wording, I guess...I only referred to the Blizzard to give an idea what I am trying to replace. The blizzard has a crack in one of the tubes that runs from bottom bracket to the rear wheel. Tried once to have it welded but is beyond repair at this point. So, my goal is to take all the...

I am trying to find a "new" rigid steel frame to rebuild an old Rocky Mountain Blizzard (circa 2002?). I was told to search ebay and am trying that, though I am concerned I will buy something that isn't compatible with the parts I have. So, I was wondering if anyone out there new of any other...

You are quite observant. Just took a spin around the neighborhood.

Goes without saying, I guess, that the car is not mine....

I was optimistic but it didn't happen. 5 hours of shoveling instead. Whop hoo. Maybe try tomorrow. I too am just 3 miles from the trail. That makes me smile.

planning to start out at the blackwells mills lot around 8. Am planning to try to get out to 27 and back, but I will see how it goes (conditions, toes).

I guess we'll see. I guess it depends when it actually decides to start.

I missed this message, but was there. Any chance I saw you coming out of the yellow trail near Sunrise Lake?? Next time!

Anyone planning to be out at six mile tomorrow morning? I am hoping to get out for my Mukluk's debut snow ride. Should some snow by 8 or 9.

That's a pretty wild car there. My boys tend to go for style points but I can't help myself....adding weight In all the right spots to maximize the potential energy, polishing and applying graphite everywhere, I have even read that a winning car will often only have three wheels touching...every...

Putting the finishing touches on the annual pinewood derby cars....

It's a mess alright. I chose to settle for some miles on the canal, but it brought me this sighting.

Yeah, thanks. Took it out to Nassau, never been there before. Loved it.

Thanks everybody. After a lot of back and forth I wound up with a mukluk. Got it about a week and so far so good.

Didn't get to yellow, but blue was pretty nice...I did stay away from the creek side portion, though. Red needs a bit more time, it was soggy in quite a few sections.

Has anyone been at Chimney Rock over the past few days. I know it has been wet, but I was planning to sneak out there at lunch and was hoping it wasn't too bad.

The salsa vaya is worth checking out. I have the steel version. Real comfortable for long rides and handles really well on trails too; makes it a really fun all around bike that can go long distances. Not sure, but also might be a little more affordable than the a Warbird?

I like to go fast too. the mukluk can support the 5" on the front. I think that is really the way to go...I think...