show us your gt's
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Groundoggy
Retro Guru
Recent 'distressed' purchase I just finished putting together tonight (borrowed the wheels from my Pro-Flex 855).
My trusty steed since '89 despite my 855's steady presence. The GT Karakorum K2 in Violet Thunder:
I've had a piece of bailing wire holding that thumb shifter together for about 15 years. Put that bar on about 3 months ago and it took this photo to realize my brake levers must be skewed. Gotta check on that when I'm sober.
My trusty steed since '89 despite my 855's steady presence. The GT Karakorum K2 in Violet Thunder:
I've had a piece of bailing wire holding that thumb shifter together for about 15 years. Put that bar on about 3 months ago and it took this photo to realize my brake levers must be skewed. Gotta check on that when I'm sober.
horshamhornet
Devout Dirtbag
gmac123
MacRetro Rider
my 92 avalanche, first mtb i bought, purchased immediately after a mate returned from overseas and retrieved his cinder cone
GT Avalance 2 by gmac123, on Flickr
picked up this 91 zaskar frame (date stamped 90?) a couple of years back, built it immediately with what was onhand
zaskar inital build by gmac123, on Flickr
rebuilt it using components from my 94 alan frame (after cracking it) getting it a little more retro
use rebuild by gmac123, on Flickr
now further retro'd, 91 decal's applied, the blue is gone, decide to keep it silver and black... where's the pic's gone, canny find em? I'll be back
(also good conditioned 95 timberline in the shed, part restored for the wife)
GT Avalance 2 by gmac123, on Flickr
picked up this 91 zaskar frame (date stamped 90?) a couple of years back, built it immediately with what was onhand
zaskar inital build by gmac123, on Flickr
rebuilt it using components from my 94 alan frame (after cracking it) getting it a little more retro
use rebuild by gmac123, on Flickr
now further retro'd, 91 decal's applied, the blue is gone, decide to keep it silver and black... where's the pic's gone, canny find em? I'll be back
(also good conditioned 95 timberline in the shed, part restored for the wife)
