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Hudson
Did some quick cleanup on this survivor the other night. Actually have had the bike for a while, just not together.

I don't think the rear wheel was ever removed from this bike. If it was it was meticulously put back in the original bolt positions. Anyhow...thought i'd post it since its a pretty clean survivor. I'll likely be stickin it back on ebay soon since i'm trying to thin out the herd a little.

more pictures at flicker gallery

Blue_Max
QUOTE (Hudson @ Mar 1 2008, 06:27 PM) *
Did some quick cleanup on this survivor the other night. Actually have had the bike for a while, just not together.

I don't think the rear wheel was ever removed from this bike. If it was it was meticulously put back in the original bolt positions. Anyhow...thought i'd post it since its a pretty clean survivor. I'll likely be stickin it back on ebay soon since i'm trying to thin out the herd a little.

more pictures at flicker gallery



sent you a pm about the performer
lou
The rare red. Looks good.
Pauly
Looks great Keith. Now take some soft scrub with bleach and a brillo pad to them rim walls.
The R
I like the red. Is that a 4130 model, or is it a later tri-moly model?
Pauly
1987 is the first year of the trimoly Performer frames from GT.
mr coasterbrake
is that red, or is it more what GT called "magenta"?
bmxism
My buddy had a Magenta one and it looked quite a bit different. However, that was 20 years ago. I remember it resembling the 86 lavender more than straight up red.
Hudson
rim cleaning will be done by the bikes new owner.

This is the magenta color.
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