1993 Fat Chance Titanium in Excellent Condition,18", BEAUTY!

[incorrigible]

Not mine.
On eBay USA.
Ships only to USA, BUT I can assist getting this overseas, just let me know.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/FAT-CHANCE-Vint ... 2624222455

Hang on to your eyeballs........:shock:...............סּסּ :facepalm:......................!

 

[SavagePower]

Nice

 

[jonrock]

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Nice but not enough Grafton.

J

 

[tangent]

Awesome...and this example is the early style of fabrication too(see weld on down tube) .fortunately I alread own a not quite as tricked out version will be interested to see how the auction goes ...thanks for highlighting it

 

[Hotwheels.]

It's not an auction, the price is a BIN.

 

[rogerzilla]

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I saw the blue anodising and thought,"1993".

 

[RockiMtn]

damn, that's sweet! glad it's too big for me! *phew*

 

[Smithjss70]

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Nice but not enough Grafton.

J

Agree. Quite the frame for the parts selection. Very nice, none the less!

 

[M-Power]

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Shame its spent the last 20 odd years as an objet d'art. Very very rare beast ( not many were ever made as they took so much time and effort to make back then ) and even rarer in this mint cond. Only the 94s are rarer. Incredible to ride, much stiffer than anything else in Ti of that era but still with that lovely Ti all day rider comfort. Short stays, slacker head angle and long TT.....geo sounds familiar ? Thats why retro FATs were/are the best handling bikes, climbs like a goat but descends fast with......stability.

 

[M-Power]

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For those who wonder why Ti frames costa lottle, check out the modern equivalent of Ti dropouts from Paragon Machine Works US.

http://www.paragonmachineworks.com/fram ... pouts.html