KLEIN PINNACLE 1992 CANDY TOURING SPEC FULL XTR MANY ACCS STUNNER! VINTAGE MTB

Magnificent 1992 Klein Pinnacle in special order Candy Red.Full XTR M900 Groupset. Sun Chinook Wheels.Medium Frame.Fitted out in "touring" spec.I personally imported this "garage queen" from the USA 2 years ago then had it fully serviced & sorted by Cloud 9 Cycles in W1.Original Paint, Wheels, Hubs, Levers, Brakes & Running Gear in superb lightly used condition.The Pinnacle was Klein's 2nd MTB design (after the Mountain Klein) & one of the very few models with Rack Mounts.For more info or viewing please call 07973 304527.Collection only from HA8 postcode. Medium Frame No.PTT000038Candy Red Paintwork (special order)Full M900 XTR Groupset incl. Headset, Hubs & SeatPost + NOS SeatPost Q/R & NOS Q/R Skewer Set (not currently fitted)Sakae Low-Fat 129 Pedals  (one of the Klein Catalogue Flat Pedal options in '92)New Fizik Aliante Saddle   (not vintage but beats the pants off a Selle Turbo)NOS Klein Instinct GripsNOS c1991 Michelin Hi-Lite Hot Foldable Cream Wall Tyres (26 x 1.9) + new Tubes (very compliant ride)90's period correct Blackburn MTN-1 Rack (as offered by Klein as an optional accessory)New XTR Cabling throughout + new internal/external cable tubing (from Jon Rock)NOS XTR M900 Brake BlocksNOS M900 Jockey WheelsNOS M900 Brake Lever Rubber GaitorsRepro "Klein" Chainstay Protector (from Jon Rock)Repro "Sun Chinook" Rim DecalsRepro "XTR" RH Crank DecalFull Hexlox Security System (spare generic seatpost bolt & skewer set currently fitted)Basil "Sport Design" locking Q/R PannierNOS Specialized anodised CagesNew Podium Smoke BottlesNew Metallic Grey Mini-Pump"The Pinnacle was a nice all around frame. The Mountain Klein was popular, but I
felt that the chain stays wanted to be shorter for tight handling and climbing traction. I didn't want to lose
a bunch of stiffness. So I needed to downsize the 1-inch square chain stays of the Mountain Klein somehow in order
to obtain more tire clearance closer to the BB. So I used 1 inch round tubing, and started forming it into a smaller
square section where it needed to bend. That worked out pretty well. I liked the bike especially because you could
still mount racks on it and use it to carry things in the woods or tour with, as well as race on it. It did not
have quite as short chain stays as the next generation though."From Q&A with Gary Klein...  http://www.mistermoose.org/bikes/classicKleins/q&a_gary.html