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ZASKAR: to repair or wave goodbye?
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jp65
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It's going now, in fact it's the only bike that's working at the moment, but when the 29er gets fixed it'll go back into semi-retirement.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/43328418@N00/8701888642/
jp65
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Well here we are 10 years later, a lot greyer but I’ve still got the ‘Zaskar’ and the 29er. I fitted the Zaskar frame out with some cheap wheels and solid forks and used it as spare bike but the time has come to part with it after 30 years so I’ll put it for sale in the next few days.
I’m still unsure of it’s place in the Zaskar pantheon. The frame was supplied to me by GT Cheltenham in the late 90’s as a replacement for a different one. It appears to be Taiwan made. Here’s some pics, any ideas? It’s been a good bike ridden and carried over a large portion of rural Cornwall.
I’m still unsure of it’s place in the Zaskar pantheon. The frame was supplied to me by GT Cheltenham in the late 90’s as a replacement for a different one. It appears to be Taiwan made. Here’s some pics, any ideas? It’s been a good bike ridden and carried over a large portion of rural Cornwall.
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