1983 Redline 600a series three 
#1 2011-09-15 12:55am
- ghisty
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1983 Redline 600a series three
1983 Redline 600a series three
scrap steel turned curb candy.
came across this frame in a scrapyard..the rear dropouts were what caught the eye.after some lifting with a pole we removed it from under what looked like a big furnace.
and it turned out to be pretty abused . the forks were cut above the headtube.leaving just the stem tube and bottom part of the stem pin , sadly this meant having to use another 1" threaded set we had laying around..still trying to free up the original forks..maybe weld a new dropout where the junkyard removed the other one.
found the freestyle bars from a Ross piranha in the same scrapyard..crazy luck on this build..all the parts aside from rims and tires and grips were scavenged.found the stem im running currently on a GT frame we had breifly..working to restore condition of original pedals.various other small stuff will be changing. a work in constant progress.
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#2 2011-09-16 4:46am
- bblizard
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Re: 1983 Redline 600a series three
My buddy Todd had one of these bitd. always admired it! Get a new stem for this puppy!
What is and what should never be!
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#3 2011-09-16 8:39am
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Re: 1983 Redline 600a series three
Early serial number, good save
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#4 2012-01-28 5:11am
- jbrown1168
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Re: 1983 Redline 600a series three
Nice save for sure.
It's all for sale. Chrome frames suck. Real men rock reflectors.
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