Mountain Biking - GF Hoo Koo E Koo

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I just picked up an old GF from a friend for free. Not sure what year model the bike is but the serial number is FS91081385. Can you tell the year and frame size from the serial. It has Deore thumb shifters, friction front, friction or index rear.
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They only go back to 93 on that model and it had a suspension fork. Guess I should've added it is fully rigid.
If the thumb shfters are "Deore", then that would indicate an 18 speed Uniglide drivetrain circa 1987/1988.
If they're "Deore II", then it has a 21 speed Hyperglide drivetrain circa 1989/1990.
Pics would help.
It is 21 speed. Has triple front and 7 speed freewheel in the back. Will post pics when I get it back from shop. Took it this morning to get new cables and tune up. It is a beautiful orange color. The geometry on this thing is different than anything I've ever ridden. It has flat bars, u brakes and an extra long stem that makes it kind of twitchy but fun.
plasticmaam12
07-18-09, 02:26 PM
If the thumb shfters are "Deore", then that would indicate an 18 speed Uniglide drivetrain circa 1987/1988.
If they're "Deore II", then it has a 21 speed Hyperglide drivetrain circa 1989/1990.
Pics would help.
^^ +1
I used to own a 1990 Aquila that had Deore II thumbshifters and it came with a rigid 1 1/4" fork. I believe it was made out of Tange Prestige steel tubing.
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