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beeeerock
- Member since Aug 24, 2013
- Male / 60
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Kamloops , British Columbia - 2 Followers
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Selling
Aug 18, 2026 at 4:32
Aug 18, 2026
1997 ProFlex 857
$600 CADProFlex 857, modified for downhill racing in the typical way that was done in those years. Red paint was removed and raw aluminum was clear-coated. Marzocchi Bomber Z1's, RaceFace everywhere. And the Noleen NR4 rear shock.
I bought if from a friend who built it to downhill, which he did once or twice, before he lost some fingers to a radial arm saw and re-evaluated his life choices. I rode it casually for a few years after he sold it to me, then it went to hang in the basement.
Downsizing, and this bike is taking up space I can no longer justify. If feels wrong to part this out, so I'd prefer to sell it complete. I'd prefer not to ship, but we can talk about that.
Selling
Aug 18, 2026 at 4:32
Aug 18, 2026
1988 Rocky Mountain Hammer
$300 CADOriginal owner. This bike got some riding when new, then an injury hung it in the basement a couple of years later. Original, even the tires and seat... I thought about hanging it on my shop wall as art, but I'm downsizing and just don't need to keep stuff around that I can't justify holding onto.
I also have RockShocks that I added to this bike. Also in good shape, but probably need a rebuild just due to age. Stem size is rare today.
I'd prefer not to ship, but we can talk about that.
beeeerock dylansherrard's article
Mar 6, 2015 at 15:45
Mar 6, 2015
Dylan Sherrard Presents: The Dark Roast Diary - Ode to the Wild Ride
Dylan, this is art on several levels. You've mixed photography, poetic creative writing, a cursive font (I just learned that that's what it is from the comments - I always thought it was called 'handwriting' LOL) and combined it into an intriguing artistic presentation. I for one would never have thought to photograph text like you did here. Congrats on putting in the time and effort to post a great piece!
beeeerock fraktiv's article
Mar 5, 2015 at 12:38
Mar 5, 2015
Rachel Atherton Sponsors the British Downhill Series' Junior Women's Category
But why is her steering wheel on the left side?? :-)
beeeerock Lone-Wolf-Productions's video
Sep 2, 2014 at 19:52
Sep 2, 2014
Really great talent on both sides of the lens! Nice!
