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Old 05-28-15 | 02:17 PM
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busdriver1959
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Originally Posted by gaucho777
That crossed my mind as well, but the mid-80s was the heyday of TT "funny bikes" with sloping tubes and an under-sized front wheel. If it was a true TT bike, I wouldn't expect it to have fairly standard road geometry & tubes. Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought these funny bikes were around in '83, no? Also thought perhaps it could have been a dedicated hilly TT bike, but that would have been quite an indulgence for a junior rider.

New paint with a filed-off front shifter tab is a possibility, too.
I'm guessing that it might be very early 80s. I wasn't aware of funny bikes until the 84 Olympics.
The over the BB shell cable guide makes me think older than 84. The wheel guides have the CPSC plastic covering and the rear dreailleur limit screw has the cone of shame. Around what year did they quit using forcing those on us?
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