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Old 11-26-16 | 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Loose Chain
Oh, N-I-C-E! Thanks for sharing your GT roadie. Which model is that, I think that must be the "burnished" model thus USA? Yeah, I really think something below 19 pounds is possible but I will be happy at 21 or under.

I wonder were decals can be gotten?

Aluminum is God's gift to aviation, without it flight would be a challenge. And my GT will fly again!

But it is number three down on the build list .

J


Yes, it was made in Longmont CO,its a pretty early model, - it has some dings on it from use, but , like a few of my other projects, I really just want to get it back together to relive the "good ol days" again ---- I'll never be 24 years old again, but riding the same bike from then can be fun


Glad to see you are getting yours going again

- chain, derailleur, and pedals, - that's another 2.5 lbs give or take, but you'd get some of that back with a light saddle like an SLR or something similar if your caboose can stand those, and some latex tubes

I think that one above was around 18, but that was with tubulars built around Mavic GEL 280 rims
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