MT Shasta, anyone remember them?
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Cristian-T
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no, but i sold them!
i worked in "cycles" in reading, a chain of 3 three shops, setup by jonh menzis, but in 91'.
mt shasta was one of the brands we stocked, they bikes upto about £500 i think. they were neat bikes, i liked them! i think i may have a catalouge at home.
i worked in "cycles" in reading, a chain of 3 three shops, setup by jonh menzis, but in 91'.
mt shasta was one of the brands we stocked, they bikes upto about £500 i think. they were neat bikes, i liked them! i think i may have a catalouge at home.
utahdog2003
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Sure!...sort of a KHS meets Hunter as I recall! 
SeeingisBelievingGTMuseum
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yup
I'd say they were more of a dyno vs. GT BMX. They were sold by GT Riteway. Most of the models were well valued in terms of bike for the buck. It was a way to get more floor space for one company that already had a GT dealer down the street in the same town.
I'd say they were more of a dyno vs. GT BMX. They were sold by GT Riteway. Most of the models were well valued in terms of bike for the buck. It was a way to get more floor space for one company that already had a GT dealer down the street in the same town.
SeeingisBelievingGTMuseum
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yup
I'd say they were more of a dyno vs. GT BMX. They were sold by GT Riteway. Most of the models were well valued in terms of bike for the buck. It was a way to get more floor space for one company that already had a GT dealer down the street in the same town.
I'd say they were more of a dyno vs. GT BMX. They were sold by GT Riteway. Most of the models were well valued in terms of bike for the buck. It was a way to get more floor space for one company that already had a GT dealer down the street in the same town.
utahdog2003
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My comments were from a style perspective, not a family tree observation.
