Pisgah

I liked the 90s. I’m glad their back.

Ha, exactly the opposite of my sentiments.

It looks like whoever rode that bike was too tall for it.

The rear shock looks like it doubles as a fender.

Terrible poll questions...turning bars all the way around? Obviously it’s not that important. However, many want a bike that has more turning radius than Knock Block or dual crowns offer.

Thiose are some pretty smooth trails

Cool trails and good riding. However, I fail to see the benefit of not wearing gloves.

I owned three Wildhares (one broke (warranty) and the other "wore-out" as Chuck Densford said (I got a crash discount for that frame)). I still have the last (Obviously, I don't ride it anymore). My first was polished with the AD-10. I think I still have some decals. I also still have a very nicely machined bushing press. I liked the bike, but it made me swear-off bushing bikes. The plastic bushings would slowly eat away the frame and cause perma-slop. In later models, I think Chuck added steel inserts at the frame/bushing contact points. I doubt any manufacturer uses bushings at the main pivots anymore.

I rode a Mag21 for a while. They were considered top notch! And don't forget looooooong stems and top tubes; very steep head angles; and, of course, nothing but 26. I've still got a 93 Cannondale Delta V that I use on a trainer. The thing is so long, I feel like I'm laying on the top tube. Adds to the trainer suffer-factor.