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Old 04-30-11, 11:39 AM
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This is my Master All Terra 1991













Thx ^^
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Old 04-30-11, 11:46 AM
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Nice Diamondback Ascent just popped up on CL.. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/bik/2354946797.html ... that was the top of the line Diamondback mtb.. me want

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Just picked this up for the Mrs....

late 80's RockHopper

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^ love that paint job
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1993 gt borrego
lx and stx groupset
missing the original stem ,saddle and front mech unfortunately but im on the hunt for repalcements. sorry about the picture quality.
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1991 Schwinn Paramount Series 90 PDG. One of my best friends had one like this in college and I always lusted after it. Paid a little too much but I had to have it. Completely original right down to the tires. Suntour XC Pro shifters, derailures, crank, peddles, and hubs. It should clean up real nice.
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Can't remember if I've actually posted this or not. 1993 Scott Comp Racing - 7 spd Deore LX components. Pretty much all original except tires.

Photo is from the turn around point on my ride this afternoon.

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My 1990 Miyata TrailRunner all original.


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It looks more like a cruiser now, with the mud guards, fat guy seat and lights.
1985 Peugeot of some sort? I have had it since new.
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Scott M-16 Vantage

Rescued this baby from the dump recycle ctr. for $10!!

Overhauled, new rubber ect. I'm in for about $75 total.
Rides real nice but honestly not quite my cup of tea so I'll probably flip it.
Anyone have a clue what this is worth?
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Hmm, what's it got? STX-RC derailers? Sram SRT600 shifters? Not very good at fork ID, is that a Quadra? Aluminum frame and the worst saddle in the world.

Maybe $80-120 around here.

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My Trek 7000, purchased new in 1992?
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Hmm, what's it got? STX-RC derailers? Sram SRT600 shifters? Not very good at fork ID, is that a Quadra? Aluminum frame and the worst saddle in the world.

Maybe $80-120 around here.
Shocks are "Rock Shocks" and work well.
Shifters and derailers are Shimano.
Thinking I'll slap $200 on it and see what happens.
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Originally Posted by Ira B
Rescued this baby from the dump recycle ctr. for $10!!

Overhauled, new rubber ect. I'm in for about $75 total.
Rides real nice but honestly not quite my cup of tea so I'll probably flip it.
Anyone have a clue what this is worth?
Regardless of what you get for it - it looks nice.
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Bianchi Ibex

Although I have it listed on Craigslist, I'm going to keep it. When I bought it, the bike was covered in dust and looked a mess. After an extensive cleaning and tune-up, a wonderful bike emerged. Although the color scheme is no to my liking, the bike is mechanically song and rides smoothly. The Sontour drive train works surprisingly well. For old technology, it's great stuff. For $30, I couldn't do much better.





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Originally Posted by Ira B
Shocks are "Rock Shocks" and work well.
Shifters and derailers are Shimano.
Thinking I'll slap $200 on it and see what happens.
Well, I know the fork is a Rock Shox, I was just wondering which model.
Shifters look like Sram Gripshift to me. Probably SRT 600 or SRT 800. 8-speed, right?
Derailers do look to be Shimano and the Rear Derailer looks the right color and shape to be part of the STX-RC group.

Who knows, it might go for $200 if there's a Scott fanatic cruising your CL. Seems like it would usually take at least an LX-equipped bike to bring that kinda dough, though.

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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Well, I know the fork is a Rock Shox, I was just wondering which model. ;h.
Looks like a mag21 fork or some other lesser variant. Mag21 was top of the line in early 90's. Decent and light fork that is very tuneable, just flexible and not much travel by todays standards.
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Beautiful bike... model designation is simply 7000 and the "ZX" stands for zero excess.
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Originally Posted by scozim
Regardless of what you get for it - it looks nice.

Thanks,

I kind of like the looks of it too but am no fan of the grip shifters. It does ride nice but just doesn't measure up to my Trek 930 and if I try to keep yet another bike I may be told to sleep with it.
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Originally Posted by bikemanbob
Although the color scheme is no to my liking, the bike is mechanically song and rides smoothly. The Sontour drive train works surprisingly well. For old technology, it's great stuff. For $30, I couldn't do much better
that paint job rocks what are you talking about
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Originally Posted by Ira B
Thanks,

I kind of like the looks of it too but am no fan of the grip shifters. It does ride nice but just doesn't measure up to my Trek 930 and if I try to keep yet another bike I may be told to sleep with it.
Nothin' wrong with sleeping with a bike. It's the N+1 factor - just have to sell the benefits a little more.

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that paint job rocks what are you talking about
Completely agree - especially the more I look at the photos

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Originally Posted by GrayJay
Looks like a mag21 fork or some other lesser variant. Mag21 was top of the line in early 90's. Decent and light fork that is very tuneable, just flexible and not much travel by todays standards.
If it's a Mag 21 that might generate some interest. If it's a Quadra 10 or whatever, then meh.
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I have a Mag21 on one of my bikes. Not much travel is right. It nearly bottoms out when I stand up on the pedals, and the slightest bump while doing so has it hitting the stops.,,,,BD
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