If you don't want to build it, I will be selling one that has been repaired (shock mount cracked) and I have the same answer pro fork too...I will be selling it pretty cheap, PM me if you are interested...That frame is only NOS once...I have a NOS Haro monocoque frame that I don't plan on building...to build or not to build...It's a tough question for sure...

Mike

Thats way kewl. Never seen one built. Keep it in the box and build a used one!

This thing is sweet. Only 300 made? I picked up one at Pawn Shop one time for $150.00. Yes the frame was cracked,but it had them 20''suspension Pro  Forks on it with a sweet Blue Color FSA 3pc set-up on it. I rod it one time befor I stripped off the parts. It also had a blue FOX Shock on the rear suspension.

endo wrote:

Am I the only one who sees that this just doesn't make sense? The pivot point is in a spot that basically just creates a bend in the middle of the frame itself, not a true suspension of the back end. I understandT that they put the pivot before the bottom bracket so that the chain tension stayed the same while pivoting, but that also means that YOU are on the back end of the pivot along with the back wheel, and so you still move up and down with the back wheel, so how does that actually create any shock absorption?? It would be like if the seat of your car was connected to the axles of a car...every time the car hit a bump, you would move up with the bump.

I understand what you are saying you don't go up and down with the back wheel. If you were standing on pegs off the rear axle you would be but since the frame pivots at the BB you do not suffer from this.