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One of our cats, Temmie likes to sit on my bikes' saddle but doesn't claw at it. My gaming chair, however suffered a worse fate by claws! 🙀 Got a new chair last week though. It's not only GT's i like, but cats too 😻

Finally got round to investing in some stands for my bikes, did some shuffling around of furniture to make way for my bikes. No room for a settee as I never really use it and the last one I had got pretty much destroyed by our cats, lol. The only bike not in this photo is my 2011 GT Zaskar...

Sad but true and I have worked for them for many years. Carrera bikes were decent value for money and I have only owned two of them myself before I got to work for them in 2001. 1992 Carrera Katmandu x2. (like the one in this thread here ). I had bought the first one without decals and a...

Brotherly love... The most recent additions to our family. Meet Tobi (left) and Mushi (right). Named after characters from my favourite video game Okami, originally released on PlayStation 2 in 2005. Each of those characters have their own mini game within. Full of energy and entertaining when...

Thanks, they're DMR jump forks, I have another set of Identiti forks but they come without brake bosses, which were originally fitted to my '99 GT Tequesta, but realised I prefer to have both front and rear V brakes. Those DMR forks were the closest I could find to resemble the look of the old...

Just a small update, replaced the 9" tall Haro F4 bars with a lower 6" Fairdale MX6, it has improved looks and handling!

absolutely smashing! Love it.😍

I can not see that this is a genuine GT, as there's no steel GT frame with a integrated disc brake mount other than the GT 'Bad Mutha' Chucker and this isn't it. The rear dropouts are a big giveaway that it isn't genuine, unless for foreign markets 4130 Chromoly GT Chucker 'Bad Mutha' GT...

I would really love this one but it's quite far away....:rolleyes: If there was only one more GT I'd have, it would be a 1991 Zaskar... https://www.facebook.com/share/19SpD2ZyXb/

Are you using the original tyres that came with the bike? I found them to be decently fast on hard pack and commuting to work. I certainly think the bike could benefit from losing a few kilos, Wheels and suspension forks are the heaviest components on this bike and a bit disappointing...

I got the same bike, see this thread here, love the bike, but it's quite heavy compared to my other GT's. Quite a bit of that weight is in the forks which I hope to replace in the near future, but I will enjoy riding as is until then.

I use the Shimano pads on the U brake and the Aztec's on the front cantilevers of both my '92 GT Bravado and '91 GT Avalanche and when set up they're the best compound for these brakes...they look to be the same compound.

Bought these recently, best pads for Shimano U brakes.. https://ebay.us/m/bTzi6b

Nice find, colours are quite unusual. looks like a 2000 model. Enjoy!

I hear the same complaint about U brakes too.:rolleyes:

Looks very clean and tidy, nice job on that build!😁

Wholeheartedly agree with this! Just took out my '98 GT Tempest to admire which has had the same BMX treatment, and will be taking some photos in daylight. It has had a recent change of handlebars, gone are the 9" tall Haro BMX bars to be replaced by a Fairdale MX6 in black...looks and feels...

For the measly sum of £495...?????