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Old 01-27-18, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by fleslider
Just picked this up .. a 1995 Y22, in a beautiful "Ice Red" I know a Carbon Full suspension bike.. but it is 8 speed and has Cantilevers..



Dude- some bull moose bars and some M700 deer head components would totally rule on that thing!
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Originally Posted by The Golden Boy
Dude- some bull moose bars and some M700 deer head components would totally rule on that thing!
LOL... that will make it a classic then... never seen bull moose bars with a threadless stem.
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Old 01-28-18, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by fleslider
LOL... that will make it a classic then... never seen bull moose bars with a threadless stem.
Not a 'classic' til it's wearing gumwallz.

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Time for s'more Trek bike porn

1982 Trek 720, 1978 TX 900, and a 1979 510 that I need to rebuild this year:
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Old 01-28-18, 07:28 PM
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Looks very similar to my 1982 710 frame. I think just about the last year for TREK's low temp silver brazed lugs?
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Originally Posted by Mikier
Looks very similar to my 1982 710 frame. I think just about the last year for TREK's low temp silver brazed lugs?
1984 760 was silver brazed.
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Old 01-28-18, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by bikemig
1982 Trek 720, 1978 TX 900, and a 1979 510 that I need to rebuild this year:
Is that a Stronglight 99 on the TX 900? Love those 86 BCD cranks. Beautiful bikes, all of them!
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Originally Posted by mountaindave
Is that a Stronglight 99 on the TX 900? Love those 86 BCD cranks. Beautiful bikes, all of them!
Yes, it's a stronglight 99. I don't need it around Des Moines but there are some great hilly rides in WI and MN so I run a compact (47/34) on the bike. I'm a big fan of the 86 bcd cranks for a vintage bike as well. The Trek 510 is as found in the "wild" as I haven't rebuilt it yet; it came with a SR 86 bcd crank.
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Pic of my old 710 built as a tourer, from about '83.
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A teaser of things to come

Freshly coated 1979 TREK 930. Full Ultegra 6500 set awaits.
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Originally Posted by tarsi
Freshly coated 1979 TREK 930. Full Ultegra 6500 set awaits.


Who did the powdercoating?
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Old 02-10-18, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by nesteel
Who did the powdercoating?
A referral from fellow BF member, @Hudson308.

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Originally Posted by tarsi
A referral from a fellow BF member.
Ok, great. Do they do it commercially?
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Originally Posted by nesteel
Ok, great. Do they do it commercially?
Yes, see www.powdercoatman.com.

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1991 Trek 1200 that I just got two weaks ago:
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Just picked up this 1983 Trek 560 at a pawn shop for $60
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Originally Posted by nesteel
Ok, great. Do they do it commercially?
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Welllll... kinda. Doug is a car and bike guy, doing this out of his garage. You won't see him doing any industrial or production work. But if you've got a set of wheels for a '39 Ford, or a cool bike frame... he's your guy.
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Originally Posted by tarsi
Freshly coated 1979 TREK 930. Full Ultegra 6500 set awaits.
That looks great!
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One year only production 1988 Trek 900.

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1989 Trek 1000 that we spiffed up for my pastor friend to do his first STP double century on. He complained about road bike saddles being too narrow and hard, so we fixed it for him.

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Originally Posted by raverson
1989 Trek 1000 that we spiffed up for my pastor friend to do his first STP double century on. He complained about road bike saddles being too narrow and hard, so we fixed it for him.

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It's not the hardness that's the problem. It's the splinters...
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It's not the hardness that's the problem. It's the splinters...
After a few good laughs at his expense, we had mercy and fitted a proper Planet Bike ARS cushy saddle.

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More refinished Trek steel from the Powdercoat Man. This one is a '94 720 Multitrack for Mrs. Hudson.
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@Hudson308 Apologies, I must have missed an earlier reference. Who is the Powdercoat Man?
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Hello Hudson308,
Nice job on the 720, I am thinking about getting a 720 done myself. Is it local business only or would he take shipping to and from.
I am in Milwaukee if it matters.
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