I think he's looking to sell it. I'd have bought it if it was larger!
I don't think they had "large" per se. Balfa had a single frame philosophy and made a regular and a "long".
Crazy days.
crazy vintage shiz
I have a bunch of Gems hanging in the shop, a few belong to customers, most are ours
original 1972, never ridden
holy crap that fsr is awesome. all hail the supermonster. which shop?
Velocity Cycles in Walnut Grove
Trav and I have quite a collection going, including a fairly in-depth Marzo and Manitou selection. Lots of GTs, rockys…
"Nobody really gives a shit that you don't like the thing that you have no firsthand experience with." Dave
Would be all over the sovereign - if it were larger.
I have a bunch of Gems hanging in the shop, a few belong to customers, most are ours
totally different era, no? The frame is almost 10 years older than the fork…but cool bike regardless
"Nobody really gives a shit that you don't like the thing that you have no firsthand experience with." Dave
totally different era, no? The frame is almost 10 years older than the fork…but cool bike regardless
We had one of those frames in the shop at John Henry in around 2001, in which Kyle Guay soon bought it. That fork came out around the same time, maybe a year later.
That frame I think is around a 2000 model year, within a year or two.
We had one of those frames in the shop at John Henry in around 2001, in which Kyle Guay soon bought it. That fork came out around the same time, maybe a year later.
That frame I think is around a 2000 model year, within a year or two.
ah I think you're right, that looks like a Palmer era FSR with the hole, maybe…98, or 99 at the earliest, maybe a 2000 like you said?
I think the super monster came out in 03 but I'm probably mistaken again, seems like yesterday/seems like a hundred years ago at this point!
ah I think you're right, that looks like a Palmer era FSR with the hole, maybe…98, or 99 at the earliest, maybe a 2000 like you said?
I think the super monster came out in 03 but I'm probably mistaken again, seems like yesterday/seems like a hundred years ago at this point!
02 to 04 for the Super Monster , as for the FSR that,s a 24" rear tire that was later in the 90,s early 2000 era
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seen a near stock 1993 Kona Kilauea with a P2 rigid fork sitting at a bike rack at a mall in town today , used to own one of those when they 1st came out .
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shamwow!
$4k?! there's a few neat bits, but that's out to lunch.
02 to 04 for the Super Monster , as for the FSR that,s a 24" rear tire that was later in the 90,s early 2000 era
Serial Number says she's a 1999 I think
26" frame, but has dual 24"s on it
just rebuilt the fork for the owner… feels great
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