Bet You've Never Ridden This One !!!
10-27-02, 11:55 AM
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Bet You've Never Ridden This One !!!
My roommate won't register here, so I'm gonna post these for him. The big one you can ignore. The other two are a blast for "Mini" trials riding. The rigid is, obviously, a GT Zaskar, and the FS (yes a miniature FS 
) is a Santa Cruz Bullit with 2" front and 1.5" rear travel. People around campus get a kick out of it.
P.S. If anyone is looking to get rid of a Marzocchi XC 400 or similar "choppable" fork, HE WANTS ONE!
Action shots coming soon (I hope)
[IMG]C:\my documents\my pictures\minis and jamis.jpg[/IMG]
) is a Santa Cruz Bullit with 2" front and 1.5" rear travel. People around campus get a kick out of it.P.S. If anyone is looking to get rid of a Marzocchi XC 400 or similar "choppable" fork, HE WANTS ONE!
Action shots coming soon (I hope)
[IMG]C:\my documents\my pictures\minis and jamis.jpg[/IMG]
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10-27-02, 11:58 AM
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Here's another pic of the Bullit
[IMG]C:\my documents\my pictures\bullet front and side view.jpg[/IMG]
:fun:
[IMG]C:\my documents\my pictures\bullet front and side view.jpg[/IMG]
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Well I can't see the pics but I really don't know anyone with a bullit with those specs. 
10-27-02, 12:38 PM
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OOPS Sorry.
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And the other one
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That is tiny. haha...jeez. No I can honestly say I have never seen or ridden one.
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So, where do you put the water bottle cages?
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That totally rigid GT rocks. I wonder if that would classify for a different race category?
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