Here is one that I am building for one of my twin daughters. It needs a little adjustment and a few bits, but it's almost there.....


1982 Supergoose survivor F/F
SS Mongoose bars original to bike
SS Mongoose seat post original to bike
Polished Mongoose stem original to bike (I polished)
Tioga Beartrap II (probably getting changed to a blue Hatta to put a little blue up front)
Araya 7X/ Suzue sealed /Comp IV
Sugino GT 175's / MCS sealed BB
Tuf Neck post clamp & sprocket
DC MX1000
Viscount Aero


I showed you mine, now show me yours!!



Dave

I'm building one for Rockford, no pics yet though!!

very nice, I like it. I hope to get a hold of a 82 supergoose eventually to build. ive always been wondering this about them, how much lighter are they then just a normal 81-82 mongoose?

[ June 02, 2006, 08:30 PM: Message edited by: Blue_Max ]

I weighed it as a bare frame and compared it to an 80 Mongoose bare frame last year and I don't recall the exact numbers but, it was a considerable difference.

Coincidentally, I just got the 80 frame from the powdercoaters tonight and it weighs 6.33 pounds (2.87kg)


Dave

Nice . No Goose's here though.......

Here's a preview of mine - not finished yet:





Martin

Awesome build Martin.

Here`s a work/ride in progress.

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[ June 06, 2006, 08:57 AM: Message edited by: Astrodamus ]

Cuz, I`ve always been lambohaha and I ain`t never done anything to get negative press. And this porch ain`t never left Florida. Sorry to confuse ya like that.

my bad, thought you were someone else

those are some nice, er, uh, gooses? geese?
They all look great and let your daughter know how lucky she is to be able have that bike.

Martin, that is as Larry said, an awesome build.

Cheers,
Brian

They have 24" MTB's that they run around on. These ones that we are building are for "Sunday Drivers"

You guys are a pain in [not so fast, sparky]
I'm allready to put my mongoose on e bay and then I see this thread!!!
I GOT TO MANY BIKES