Group: Members
Posts: 6
Joined: 27-October 07
Member No.: 13,088
First off, I have to say this is a great site. I have spent the last few nights just reading old posts. I never thought anything like this existed until I went looking for info on my old bike.
I bought this bike new in '87, I think. I'm sure you will tell me. It was the first big purchase that I bought with my own earned money. Story is that I had the bike about a week and cracked the first frame. I can remember it was a General, but not a Pro. I am assuming that's why the forks/bars don't match, or do they? I rode this thing hard for a few years and then just put it away. It is the only thing that I have not sold.
Group: Members
Posts: 18
Joined: 21-October 07
From: South Louisiana
Member No.: 12,986
yea, i did the same thing....been reading old posts for almost a week. wish i had an cool old bike in good condition though. all i have is a couple of early to mid 80's mongeese. both of them are pretty crappy. well, the frames are in good condition, but they aint no trick starts or masters......thats fo sho.
Group: Members
Posts: 6
Joined: 27-October 07
Member No.: 13,088
Thanks for the welcome. It looks like I will start on the front end first: bars, levers, forks, neck and front wheel. Any ideas to help me along or replacement/nos parts would be great.
Nov 2 2007, 01:57 PM
