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shivadread wrote:

Your one lucky person getting yourself one of these early frames, what are your plans for it

Well I am gonna research the model, and find the correct color paint and maybe find the type of parts that would have been proper for that year.  I still need a double drop out DB fork for it.  The best part about the frame is it is straight and has not one ding on it.  Un believable for a 30 year old frame!

halsencrew wrote:

great frame man i got a rare 1980 non looptail and need forks also but i hope you build that one no matter how long it may take. Im making mine a daily rider cause I like it so much.
I just need forks and wheels.

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Hey Halsencrew, I got one of them weird ones too.  I kinda like it.  Mine has a 19 inch top tube.  I also need the forks as well.

Are you ever going to update your pics?

I have one that I have had since I was a kid, I broke my fork and need a set as well, mine was red in colar with all red parts, it have araya rims suzie hubs a fluted layback seat post with a suede leather seat, it had redline vbars with a double redline stem oakley grips  it had the original sr cranks that you could purchase with the frame and fork which striped out on one side at somepoint, thats when I got my silver streek and the bike sat, I want to restore it but need a fork??? anyone know of any?