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Old 11-18-21 | 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by EffinJeffin
Robbie,

I own the red Ironman and was wondering if there was a way to update to turn it into an Ironman bike. It has all the original parts and components. I do not know anything about bikes but I do know that I'd love to use this bike to complete my second Ironman. My dad gifted me this bike that was his 10th wedding anniversary gift.
RT was banned around a year ago.

Ask your question again in the "Post Your Ironmans, For The Love Of 80's Paint Jobs" thread. Post pics of your bike if you have any. That's the best place to get a response.

Post your Centurion Ironman.. For the love of 80s paint jobs!
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Old 08-23-23 | 01:38 AM
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Originally Posted by texaspandj
The Centurion Carbon Ironman and Carbon-R both used a 25.0 seatpost. However, I'm not sure which brand was oem.
Necro-quote, I know, but BOOM, this was the data point drop I needed. Just picked up an '88 frameset (88C0182), including a tricolor crankset and rear mech. Maybe that makes it an '89 (or late '88?) Carbon-R, since it's not DA. Dude threw in a 105 FD, but it's otherwise gonna be a parts bin build. Even the vintage-centurion site thinks it takes a 25.4 seat post, but the two I have definitely will NOT work. I have a sense a 25.0 is gonna set me back a little.
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Old 06-17-24 | 08:06 AM
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My 1988 Ironman! Just got it, and I will restore to original soon.


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Old 06-17-24 | 08:52 AM
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I believe that all the black Experts are from model year 1989. N8M6631 translates to your frame being made in the week 25 or 26 in 1988. That should be late enough in the year to be for the 1989 model year. So does the inclusion of Suntour GPX components.

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