The best retro E-Stay frame.
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1991 Alpinestars bikes had stickers on the seat- and chain-stays separating the painted sections from the white center section, which follow the radius of the rear wheel, exactly like this. (It's one way of spotting a repainted Astars frame, becasue hardly anyone re-stickers them properly
Retro Spud":dx06u1tm said:
1991 Alpinestars bikes had stickers on the seat- and chain-stays separating the painted sections from the white center section, which follow the radius of the rear wheel, exactly like this. (It's one way of spotting a repainted Astars frame, becasue hardly anyone re-stickers them properly
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An education as always ^
regan_ev":xrui8ksr said:Retro Spud":xrui8ksr said:
1991 Alpinestars bikes had stickers on the seat- and chain-stays separating the painted sections from the white center section, which follow the radius of the rear wheel, exactly like this. (It's one way of spotting a repainted Astars frame, becasue hardly anyone re-stickers them properly
An education as always ^
digitalkreation
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*not my pic*
*not my pic*
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Correct, everyone likes a bike photo
I would post a photo of the Scott Pro Evolution I had, but it most certainly was not the "best" retro e-stay frame! It rode ok, but was a bit heavy tbh.
The "best " need not be the most expensive or unobtainable though.
Retro Spud":u4s4kif8 said:
Correct, everyone likes a bike photo
I would post a photo of the Scott Pro Evolution I had, but it most certainly was not the "best" retro e-stay frame! It rode ok, but was a bit heavy tbh.
The "best " need not be the most expensive or unobtainable though.
mrkawasaki
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From't archives - Tomac on an e-stay...
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