Full Version: 1980 Supergoose
thats a sweet goose,nice job....
Dig it!
However, get yerself a straight seat post!
However, get yerself a straight seat post!
Hell yeah!
Absolutely amazing! Great looking Supergoose! Those are some pretty "Tuff" wheels to come by!
66, you're not diggin the layback? I wasn't too sure about it..
hey astro boy the seat post is fine the bike looks great ,dont let them tell you how to make your bike ,,this is your build not theres,, it looks great!!! now pack it up and send it to me!!!!!!!!!!!!
expensive tuffs!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice George, that turned out beautiful!!!!!
Bend that post back to a straight one. Great lookin!!!
Laybacks were around in 80, right? Is it just because it looks wrong, or was this style not out yet?
now dats how to build a "Supergoose"...props bro, she's perfect...maybe a straight post though
Very Nice Astro. Lovin those tuffs too.
BTW, I have a layback on my 77 too. But not for long!
BTW, I have a layback on my 77 too. But not for long!
sweet as !!
i would prob go for a straight post too
but other than that its right on the money
and did i already say, its sweet:)
i would prob go for a straight post too
but other than that its right on the money
and did i already say, its sweet:)
Wow - Cool Ride!
That is a VERY nice goose! Although those Black vinyl pads totally suck, you should sell them to me straight away
nice ride there astro, I see the Campy flanges work well.
Juicy! Shiny and aggressive.
I want those tuffs. Swap you for 3 NOS Mongoose frames - red, white, blue.
Martin
I want those tuffs. Swap you for 3 NOS Mongoose frames - red, white, blue.
Martin
Looks great, I'll take 1 to go please!
quote:Please drive around, we'll have your total at the window
Looks great, I'll take 1 to go please!
Watch it Brett! don't spoil my little secrets!
the only layback seatposts which i recall from 1980 and 1981 in miami fl were the braced ones like the cook bros. seatpost (which i put on my 1980 mongoose in about 1981 or 1982). that said, its your build and, if you've grown into an adult, you are probably gonna need that layback post in order to be semi-comfortable riding the bike. also the cook bros. post is kind of heavy and its weight plus the rearward shift of the rider makes the bike feel a little strange. the nice thing about the cook bros post is it didn't bend (unlike a couple of fluted alloy posts i had back in the day)
Nice!!! I like the black pads.
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