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Old 11-20-23, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Maxey
Keeping in mind this is just one man's opinion, I'd say if it came stock with disc brakes it's probably too new to be considered vintage. I hope this opinion doesn't cause any controversy, but I think it's a logical cut off for vintage status.
Mountain bike vintage is different from road bike vintage. Much shorter time line. A 2000 mountain bike with discs is definitely vintage. That GT looks like it might be a 29er which isn’t vintage.
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