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Camping is allowed!

You should see the rest of my basement.

If it has GT stamped in the top tube end cap it's an 88-89 era Outpost or Talera which oriignally whrer not triple triangle frames. ....if not, it's a Mt. Shasta

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James Dry Ice is a 92 color, so it's a 3D fork.

I saw that yesterday....not the 2x4 fork I'm looking for. That one has tapered blades. It's off a 91 Quatrefoil tandem in Midnight Aurora.

Again. I have the right to disagree. Please reread..."Museums are buildings with the dedicated purpose to storing and taking care of collections. We have a building and space that's open to the public. Most have social media photo montages of their collections". Collections are not "a kind of...

I disagree. Museums are buildings with the dedicated purpose to storing and taking care of collections. We have a building and space that's open to the public. Most have social media photo montages of their collections...but do not a have them on display in a museum. Most have them packed...

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I worked for GT 92-7 back in the days when they 1st started road bikes. I own 89 GT's 16 of them road bikes with many of them past team road bikes. I can honestly tell you I own more bikes produced in the GT Tech Shop than anyone else on the planet. I have a GT Saturn Team Titanium road bike...

Aero Edge frames were offered in the Catalog in 96 and 97. Aero Fury complete bike model as well. The Vengeance was the 650c triathlon model.

Tiemeyer Cycles did not build GT's. ...Tiemeyer Cycles was before the GT Tech Shop...prior to 93. David Tiemeyer was an employee at the GT Tech Shop in Longmont, CO. He was one of many welders at the GT Tech Shop at that time. I'm also not sure how you are guessing on the tubing brand...

GT 2x4 fork Threaded for 20" frame. Any color....I can repaint PM if you can help. State side but will cover shipping.

I believe the Avalanche and or Avalanche LE may have also been 6061 in 1998. Check the catalog.