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I think he said they were going to build 100, but fewer than 50 tubesets were made and even fewer were welded up. He didn't remember exactly, but definitely less than 100 and most likely less than 50. I've only seen 15 or so complete bikes.

Here's the original prototype Zephyr I bought from Parker a month ago...

SOLD

I'm helping John sell his Zephyr. Asking price is $2500 shipped. Here are a few quick pics, will try to pickup the bike sometime in the next couple weeks and get better pics. I've seen it in person and it's in great shape. Frame was originally built at Yeti, but was never painted. He dug it out...

A188

Yeti ARC 1991

Frame # 1257, 1990 model year, 2nd version that year, probably a box crown fork, black decals Fork is Probably 5A not RA, and it's #1021 made that year. So, a 1990 Attitude. Probably team colors.

Yeti #1

Thanks. This is a fun project. Next chapter will be 1987-1989 - evolution of the FRO, ultimate and some of the prototype designs from that time.

Here is Part 2 : http://www.secondspincycles.com/2015/01/yeti-history-1985-86-early-california.html

Part 1 of a project I am working on Yeti History - Motocruiser years http://www.secondspincycles.com/2015/01/early-yeti-history-sweetheart-cycles.html

Very nice small mountain, glad it finally found a new home

Some fine rubber!

Here are some pictures trial. I just got the fork rebuilt so I'll be out on it again soon.

Ahhh, I understand. I was wondering what the story what. Very nice bike!

One more I forgot, This is ARC A127 as # 27 ... sadly it's pretty beat up and broken. Needs a new seat tube and head tube. I have an original seat tube so I may get it fixed someday. It's the earliest production ARC I've seen.

Yes, XR309

One more. This is FRO # 9, I think it's a former team race bike, but I don't know who it belonged to.

Thanks. It's a very neat bike and once I get it cleaned up and re-decaled it will get a thread of its own.