Mountain Goat Cycles was founded in 1982 and made some of the most interesting mountain bikes through 1997. In 2005, we picked up the torch and moved Mountain Goat Cycles into the 21st century.
Kees sent us some photos from a race in the Netherlands. Goat #29 included a custom rigid fork and a custom parchment color. We also had a stem made and color matched but it wasn't installed in time for the photos.
This one is heading off to sunny FLA on Monday. Ted built frame, Vicious fork, Air Art paint, 2010 Fox fork and Ritchey WCS stem. Beautiful bike, can't wait to see 'er built up.
We got round 2 of the Goat Horn prototypes today. I grabbed a couple of pictures but didn't get a chance to upload them before our evening ride. The clamp is much nicer and these are chrome plated. I am a bit afraid of the chrome but we'll let ya'll weigh in on the decision. The decal looks great but might be a touch too big? Pictures tomorrow.
If anyone is interested in a natural skinwall tire for your vintage Mountain Goat, we have them back in stock. Details @ http://www.firstflightbikes.com/TimbukTire.htm
We have also had people run them on their current bikes and they really stand out nicely (especially on black wheels).
The Route 29 FS bike finally got put back together after be painted. I didn't get a chance to take pictures before riding it so there is a little dirt on it (which is as it should be!) The paint is our new "Goatful Dead" and will be available on all models. Depending on colors, the paint will run about $699.