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hi if this is really pat blackburn i was wondering if you could answer some questions for me i have a jalapeno frame i bought it in 2000 from a bike shop in Lincoln Nebraska it took me over a year to get it i finally convinced the owner to sell it to me right when i saw that frame i fell in love with it and never seen anything like it. it is a expert size frame it is black i believe it is a 95 because there are no tabs for the brake cable like you guys did in later years also there is no seat post clamp built in so i figured it was one of the first years you made. it took me 6 years to build the bike since i was only 12 it took awhile. also i was wondering if i could get a sticker or 2 idk how many the bike had originally but there was none on it when i got it. i think the sticker would have been with silver lettering but i could be wrong it would be really great to hear from you and i could get some information on it and maybe what it would be worth. thankyou for your time

I am not Pat, but I did buy these bikes from him. I will send you a pm about decals. Although Jalapeno was not a big name it started a lot of the geometry of the frames in that era. Not many of them either!