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1985 Zeronine 
#1 2006-08-26 5:01pm
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1985 Zeronine
1985 Zeronine
ZERONINE WORKS PRO FRAME/FORKS
ORIGINAL "STAR BARS" (GREG HILL OFFERED ME A FORTUNE FOR THESE AT THE WHISLER WORLDS AS HE HAD NOT SEEN ANY SINCE HIS COMPANY CHANGED TO GHP)
ESP STEM
KASHIMAX AERO SEAT
RENTHAL SEAT POST
HUTCH AERO SEAT POST CLAMP (COULD DO WITH RE-CHROMING)
REDLINE MKII FLIGHT CRANKS
ORGINAL HUTCH BEARTRAP PEDALS
MIRAGE POWERDISK
PRO CLASS II FACTORY BLACK RIMS
GT PRO SEALED BEARING HUBS
DIA COMPE QUICK RELEASE REAR BRAKE
ORIGINAL FULLY ADJUSTALBLE MATTHAUSER BRAKE PADS (THINK THATS HOW ITS SPEALT?)
TIOGA COMP III TYRES
43/16 GEARING (REMEMBER THAT?)
#2 2006-09-01 2:32pm
- Bud De la Rosa
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Re: 1985 Zeronine
Wow!!!!
I do not remember anything about this bike ever being out there but I do have a pair of mint condition Zeronine race pants "leathers".
Thanks
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#3 2006-09-01 3:41pm
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Re: 1985 Zeronine
AAAAAAWesome!
That thing looks mint! Great build bro! Nothing says late 80's like a Zeronine! Rock on!
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#5 2006-10-22 2:35pm
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Great bike! Star Bars were my favorite when I was racing in the 80's. I went through a white phase in about 1985 myself. Yours would have been the envy of the track that year.
It cracks me up that everything except the Hutch part has held up very nicely. The only thing that lost its finish on my '84 GHP was my Hutch 2n1 stem brace. Draw your own conclusions...
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#8 2006-12-16 6:40am
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im not too familiar with these frames, never knew anyone who had one, but they look sweet. skinnygmg's disclaimer is dead on. im on this site way too much!- at work, at home, other peoples houses.... gary, help!
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#9 2006-12-16 8:13am
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mathauser brake pads aka scott mathauser
skinnygmg wrote:
what are those break pads?
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#10 2007-01-03 10:01am
- Bud De la Rosa
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Well since I cant find a ZERONINE bike to buy I might be selling those ZERONINE leathers after all. Can I show a photo of your bike in my store?
Bud D.
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#11 2007-10-21 11:27pm
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Cant stop drooling over this bike,havent heard of star bars or esp stems in a long long time.definitely one of my faves on this site
dead by midnight, get some
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#12 2007-10-25 3:20pm
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Your seatclamp has the same problems with the chrome as mine had. It was the cheap hi-caliber series from Hutch. Those were taiwanese parts they offered for an affordable price from ca.´86-88. Anyway, great bike you have there and rare as f***k.
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#14 2007-11-23 11:43am
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wow thats a wicked nice bike!! cool name also, caught my attention at the least.
glaoigh mé Iodáileach garsún.
(thats gaelic)
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#16 2009-02-14 9:32am
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That is a nice ZERONINE, I remember the plant in Hoffman Estates IL back in the 80s.....LOVE THE BIKE!!!!!!!!!!!
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#17 2009-04-06 3:55pm
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Great bike and super clean! I had one of the first prototypes made when I had co-sponsorship from them. I got my frame in time to put it together for a National.....only to find out in practice that the BB was too low, I kept scraping my pedals w 180mm cranks. The next frame was corrected and it was a sweet ride that I wish I never sold
Looking for Mid School BADD 20" & 24", Mid School Kastan 24", Mid School S&M or Standard 24"
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#18 2009-04-23 7:58am
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I used to race one of these back in 1985/86 and it was a dog! Looked wicked though in black with the black race gear!
It was front heavy and nowhere near as nimble or quick as my previous ride which was a JMC shadow (I still have this bike but got rid of the Zeronine after one season!).
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