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08 January 2002, 10:59 PM
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GT - Zaskar - the first edition hand made in the States. Indestructable 
Still got mine, converted for fast road work
But, oh ****, is was alloy, never mind
Just noticed you don'y like GT's. Mate, I urge you to re-appraise.
[Edited by uncle buck - 8/1/2002 11:04:30 PM]
Still got mine, converted for fast road work But, oh ****, is was alloy, never mind
Just noticed you don'y like GT's. Mate, I urge you to re-appraise.
[Edited by uncle buck - 8/1/2002 11:04:30 PM]
31 July 2002, 11:02 PM
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Here it is...One question only
Whats the best XC/urban Steel hardtail frame new or old. Wont need to have rear disk fittings.
Cant stand "GT's" thinking of "Hinde"etc.
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Luke
[Edited by Luke - 7/31/2002 11:05:34 PM]
Whats the best XC/urban Steel hardtail frame new or old. Wont need to have rear disk fittings.
Cant stand "GT's" thinking of "Hinde"etc.
Cheers
Luke
[Edited by Luke - 7/31/2002 11:05:34 PM]
01 August 2002, 09:45 PM
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Steel bikes are defo harder to find nowadays, but I'm not bothered as I can't be doing with them
I know a lot of people who love the ride of a steel bike, especially around town, so if it is a town bike you are after, steel seems to be a good choice.
Of course, being around town, you will need to paint it matt black/brown, put a load of bodge tape on it, fit crappy canti brakes and totally bottom of the range drivetrain. Either that, or get it nicked.
That wasn't much help was it ?
Ti is what you need. I'm saving and saving for a new Ti frame to run as a singlespeed, but everytime I think I've saved enough, someone brings out a nicer (read more expensive frame).
As a side note/question, anyone running Pace RC31 carbon rigid forks ? Any good ?
Cheers
Ian
I know a lot of people who love the ride of a steel bike, especially around town, so if it is a town bike you are after, steel seems to be a good choice.
Of course, being around town, you will need to paint it matt black/brown, put a load of bodge tape on it, fit crappy canti brakes and totally bottom of the range drivetrain. Either that, or get it nicked.
That wasn't much help was it ?
Ti is what you need. I'm saving and saving for a new Ti frame to run as a singlespeed, but everytime I think I've saved enough, someone brings out a nicer (read more expensive frame).
As a side note/question, anyone running Pace RC31 carbon rigid forks ? Any good ?
Cheers
Ian
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02 August 2002, 07:28 AM
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Ian.. I've got some RC35's .not rigid but carbon. The rigids are great.
Ukhuskynox.. Which model and how old??
Uncle.. Just hate the look of GT frames.
Still thinking about a "Cove Stiffie" or "David Hinde"
Still not sure why I want to change from the Kona..AH ah. I thought i would take this frame to hell with me!!
Ukhuskynox.. Which model and how old??
Uncle.. Just hate the look of GT frames.
Still thinking about a "Cove Stiffie" or "David Hinde"
Still not sure why I want to change from the Kona..AH ah. I thought i would take this frame to hell with me!!
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