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1994 Ross Mt. Katahdin

Original specifications: Shimano Alivio / GripShift drivetrain · 26" wheels.

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Archive #15404
Model year
1994
Category
Mountain
Original MSRP
$305.00
Sizes
16", 19", 22", womens 16", womens 19"
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Identification clues

1994 archived details

Frame
Chromoly, oversize
Original equipment
Shimano Alivio / GripShift

Clues, not proof of model year. Colors vary and components may have been replaced.

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Original buildChromoly, oversize · Shimano Alivio / GripShift · 26" wheels

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Published sizes and colors

5 sizes

Manufacturer-published sizes and colors; availability and exact size/color pairings may vary by market or production run.

Published sizes

16"19"22"womens 16"womens 19"

Frameset

Frame ConstructionTIG-welded steel
Frame MaterialChromoly, oversize
ForkChromoly; forged dropouts

Drivetrain

Component GroupShimano Alivio / GripShift
ShiftersGrip Shift SRT-300i
Front DerailleurShimano Alivio
Rear DerailleurShimano Alivio long cage
CranksetShimano C-50 170mm, 28/38/48 teeth
Rear Cogs7-speed, 11 - 28 teeth
ChainShimano HG-50
PedalsResin w/chromoly axle

Brakes

BrakesShimano C-50 alloy brakes, levers

Cockpit & Contact Points

HandlebarSteel 580mm w/3deg sweep
StemSteel 80mm,100mm
SaddleRoss Gelite ATB
SeatpostSteel 330mm

Wheels & Tires

HubsShimano Alivio
RimsWeinmann 4019, 36-hole
Front Tire26 x 2.10" Ross aggro tread
Wheel Size26" wheels

Gearing

Lower gears help on climbs. Higher gears suit higher speeds.

RPM

RPM = pedal turns per minute.

Published build48/38/28T · 11–28T · 7-speed
Lowest1.00:1 Highest4.36:1 Total range436%
Estimated speed At 90 RPM Lowest gear7.0 mph Highest gear30.6 mph

Uses front tire 26×2.1; rear size isn’t listed.

How it works

Ratio = front teeth ÷ rear teeth. Hub gears also include the hub’s internal ratio. A 400% range means the highest ratio is four times the lowest.

Speeds are estimates from tire size and pedal cadence. Actual speeds vary.

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Speeds are estimates. These calculations do not establish component compatibility or available tire clearance.

Parts & serviceability

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Original specifications
Chain · Original
Shimano HG-50
Front tire · Original
26 x 2.10" Ross aggro tread Replacement search: 26x2.1 bicycle tire Before ordering: Check rim type and tire clearance.
Crankset · Original
Shimano C-50 170mm

28/38/48 teeth

More parts (3)Fewer parts
Front derailleur · Original
Shimano Alivio
Rear derailleur · Original
Shimano Alivio long cage
Hubs · Original
Shimano Alivio

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Front tire
26 x 2.10" Ross aggro tread
Drivetrain
7-speed
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Archived: Frame: TIG-welded steel · Fork: Chromoly; forged dropouts

Archived: Group: Shimano Alivio / GripShift · Shifters: Grip Shift SRT-300i · Front derailleur: Shimano Alivio · Rear derailleur: Shimano Alivio long cage · Crankset: Shimano C-50 170mm, 28/38/48 teeth · Rear cogs: 7-speed, 11 - 28 teeth · Chain: Shimano HG-50

Archived: Brakes: Shimano C-50 alloy brakes, levers

Archived: Wheel size: 26" wheels · Rims: Weinmann 4019, 36-hole · Hubs: Shimano Alivio · Front tire: 26 x 2.10" Ross aggro tread

Controls and contact points

Archived: Handlebar: Steel 580mm w/3deg sweep · Stem: Steel 80mm,100mm · Seatpost: Steel 330mm · Saddle: Ross Gelite ATB · Pedals: Resin w/chromoly axle

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