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90's GT Road Bike

By generate on 10/05/2009. Bike tags: Road bike | campagnolo | GT | Nitto 115 | roadbike | more tags >>
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90's Aluminum GT Frame, 52cm

Nitto 115 40cm, Nitto technomic 90mm stem

GT Aluminum Kinesis, Shimano 600

Campagnolo Vento, Campy Hub, Gatorskins

Campagnolo Vento, Campy Hub, Gatorskins

Shimano 600

Felt Carbon / unknown (both soon to be changed)

Unknown w/ MKS clips and straps/ wipperman

Shimano 600

Shimano 600

This is my first road bike. I just wanted something nice to jump on when I don't feel like riding fixed (which isn't often).

I gave it a small overhaul and bought new bars, stem, bar tape, new derailleur hanger and new Dura Ace shift and brake cables. I came across a great deal on the wheels. Some may think they are out of place but I love them on this bike, or any for that matter. Its been a good learning experience during the rebuild, and I'm really happy with the results. I plan to change the headset, seat and seatpost in the near future, but for now I'm really enjoying it.

I've googled the crap out of it but I don't have much info on the bike itself. All I know is its a mid 90's aluminum GT, stamped "52" on the bottom bracket, and came stock with shimano 600. If anyone has any detailed info, shoot it my way!

*edit* I think I found more detail about the bike. I think it is a 1996 GT Fury: Click here for info





People who friended this bike voulksguy, suicide_doors, brainvacation77, AKintheAK, craiglowery, beaver, TPR950H, filthpunx, onefastchinaman, DEFTONE, larry_ck, bwhsh8r, davebrochill, edward, jesmerl, H_MED
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Sell me your wheels... Great

Submitted by H_MED on 11/19/2009.

Sell me your wheels... Great looking bike

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Thanks for the

Submitted by generate on 10/06/2009.

Thanks for the comments..
Makes sense about the chain. As I said, Its my first time building up a road bike, so looks like I need some changes in the drivetrain. The chain that is on there is what came with it when I bought it, so it looks like I need to change that too.

edit: just ordered a new one ;)

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chain lane ;-)

Submitted by monofin on 10/06/2009.

Please!! take a new pic with an other chain lane!!! That' hurts in my eyes. ;-)
But the bike is awesome!!

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Chain

Submitted by Streetcore on 10/06/2009.

Your chain is way too short, the jockey arm should be hanging down, not pointing towards the front wheel. Fix that now or you'll have some problems.

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same boat

Submitted by AKintheAK on 10/05/2009.

I'm in the same boat as yourself, ride fixed 95% of the time, but bust out a nice GT roadie for the long hauls.... love the campy wheels by the way

Triple Triangle Love

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