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  1. rumblerdave
    Thanks! Awfully nice bike for a "low-end" complete bike, ha ha...!
  2. rumblerdave
    Frame is day-glo yellow, with just a hint of green... NOT standard GT yelllow as it appears in pics...
  3. rumblerdave
    even more pics
  4. rumblerdave
    some pics
  5. rumblerdave
    Thanks for the replies everyone. Bike cleaned up really nice. I detail cleaned it and re-greased everything, added new grips and tires, and dialed it in. Not really my era, but this bike is a GREAT rider!
  6. rumblerdave
    Picked up this really nice survivor '92 GT Interceptor the other day (whole, complete bike- just had bike disassembled to detail clean and give it a tune up) Is it really a made in the USA frame? True Temper sticker on seat tube and 8 digit serial number on the dropout (as opposed to the bottom bracket shell) would seem to be USA, but a friend of mine says "oh bullshit, they were all overseas made"... I don't know. ?
  7. rumblerdave
    Is this like one of those creepy craigslist sex ads? heee hee
  8. rumblerdave
    Isn't that the limited edition "My Little Pony" model?!?
  9. rumblerdave
    This un's purdy... http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8023/7290927258_c4cb2d4ab2.jpg
  10. rumblerdave
    Similar to Matthews bars...
  11. rumblerdave
    It's actually a pretty cool book
  12. rumblerdave
    Sorry Sod, no part numbers... This came out of a book from 1976 called "BICYCLE MOTOCROSS" by Jack Scagnetti
  13. rumblerdave
    About to celebrate his first birthday I believe... Ha ha!!! Second birthday, but pretty damn close!!!
  14. rumblerdave
    I figured this might come in handy for somebody... 1970's SHIMANO MX HIGH FLANGE COASTER BRAKE HUB
  15. rumblerdave
    If I remember right, Turbo Todd Britton had bikes made under this name. He knew nothing about this mini, though. Supposedly the red mini might be a one off Fabweld.
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