Specialized full sus old skool
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not sure what that would be, don't remember any looking like old pro-flexes. Most full sus bikes made by Specialized have been called FSR. Do a search on here to see if you find a pic of what you saw.
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First one was called Ground Control , Slim has got one . 
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He probalbly means the Ground Control bikes... a bit cheaper version of the FSR and the way shock was mounted on those bikes looked a bit like ProFlex' frames.
Best example I could find:
At least, I always found them to look a bit cheap. Somewhat like a rockhopper version of the FSR :?:
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Best example I could find:
At least, I always found them to look a bit cheap. Somewhat like a rockhopper version of the FSR :?:
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Void(EN12-82)":19ws9q9g said:He probalbly means the Ground Control bikes... a bit cheaper version of the FSR and the way shock was mounted on those bikes looked a bit like ProFlex' frames.
Best example I could find:
At least, I always found them to look a bit cheap. Somewhat like a rockhopper version of the FSR :?:
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Thats the one, the one i saw, was white with yellow springs
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I had forgotten about the Ground Control!
Weren't they mostly red at the front with a yellow rear end?
I'm sure they re-used the Ground Control name for the last of the Horst design in about 1997 or so.
Weren't they mostly red at the front with a yellow rear end?
I'm sure they re-used the Ground Control name for the last of the Horst design in about 1997 or so.
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That is the one.
yes some of them were red and yellow .
yes some of them were red and yellow .
