FAT Chance titanium with propper stem & fork

[henrysthreeironbands]

Anyone notice anything strange with the dropouts?

 

[scant]

Anyone notice anything strange with the dropouts?

nope, thats what mine looked like. very early 92 model.

 

[henrysthreeironbands]

ok, the dropouts on my 93 model were more carved out.

 

[scant]

ok, the dropouts on my 93 model were more carved out.

yeh the later 1s were CNC & are some of my fave dropouts ever (without wanting to seem too much of a saddo about dropouts
based on the fat chance 10th anniversary which are even smaller

being a relatively small company theres a lot of variance as were made in batches. the CNC machining of the chainstay sleeves was pretty rough on mine, much smoother on later models. mine didnt have a toothpik either.

 

[Carsten]

looks like you get all the xtr and pauls stuff with it? good price then

the parts are only included with the BIN price.

the fork is resprayed, not the original paint.

Carsten

 

[ocdgeek]

Ti Fat Chance

Gosh - that is lovely.

But is it me or is the rake of the forks a bit odd looking? The line that the forks follow doesn't look quite in line with that of the head tube. I'm no expert on these though and will gladly be told that is normal geometry for these.

The Buy It Now Price also includes a set of XTR 36 hole hubs and some NIP 36 hole Campag Atek rims.

 

[henrysthreeironbands]

sold at buy-it-now price

 

[stevek]

Looks like the toothpicks didn't work too well?

Nice frame.

 

[sunchaser]

But is it me or is the rake of the forks a bit odd looking? The line that the forks follow doesn't look quite in line with that of the head tube. I'm no expert on these though and will gladly be told that is normal geometry for these.

I've noticed this on other Fats... guess that's how they are supposed to be :?

 

[mechagouki]

Bloody hell! I've just done the conversion and that sold for that recent infamous gator Adroit!