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Old 05-19-25 | 12:48 PM
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Steve B.
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Originally Posted by DiabloScott
I stab 1984. Telling are the font, the non-internal brake cable, the non-micro dropouts, the side of the tube shifter boss, and the steel fork. The serial number is not like one I've seen before - in that location they usually start with a letter - like P for Performance. Your fork is also not a design I've seen before.

This is a Team Super 1984 with mostly the same features:
I think later than 1990. I had an '87 Quantum, it had the special mounts on the top of the downtube for shifters to mount with internal cable routing. That had changed by the time I had a '95, they had moved to standard side of the downtube mounts for shifters or cable stops as used by STI, cable routing was also external .
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