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Quoted message said:This:
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That looks like a GT frame. If I remember correctly the
very first GT frame brought to Ausralia was stolen from
the importer.
Marty
Quoted message said:Originally posted by Marty Wallace
That looks like a GT frame. If I remember correctly the
very first GT frame brought to Ausralia was stolen from
the importer.
It could be a GT, though there was at least one other manufacturer who used the 'triple triangle' design. I didn't
know about the stolen GT story :S
I did read about one of Petacchi's(?) Pinarello Dogma's(?)
go missing though.. they're almost as expensive as the building I'm living in I think!! :P
hippy
Quoted post said:Originally posted by hippy
This:
http://www.oldskooltrack.com/files/images/ph.beer.jpg
hippy
new type of spokey-dokes ???
Quoted post said:Originally posted by flyingdutch
new type of spokey-dokes ???
Yeah, really fuggin loud ones!!
hippy
Quoted post said:Originally posted by hippy
It could be a GT, though there was at least one other manufacturer who used the 'triple triangle' design.
hippy
back in 98/99 ( i think😕 )
I bought a Shogun Team issue Prairie Breaker with the triple-triangle design.
was before suspension and was a pearler of a bike. It went all the way round tassie on a 28-day trek and was bought off a certain Damian Grundy (a prize he won in the TourdeTassie funnily enough) who went onto do bigger and better things.
The best thing i ever bought on Chapel St...
Quoted message said:Originally posted by wassupdawg
I bought a Shogun Team issue Prairie Breaker with the
triple-triangle design.
http://www.thehippy.net/Cycling/MyBikes/gtss_mar04/slides/173_7312.JPG
My SS - also using the triple-triangle design. Also full rigid.
Definately NOT ridden around tassie (the previous owner did Great Vic on it though)
Quoted message said:The best thing i ever bought on Chapel St...
A tram ticket out of there would be mine.. ;-)
hippy
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