1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is 
#1 2013-02-04 7:52am
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1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is
Anyone? Anyone? Bueller... Bueller...
Department store bike? Or something better?
Serial - LY8803070118
I thought the screw in pegs were interesting. But saw a lot of these on the old Columbia freestyle bikes when I was a kid.
Has the frame stand under the seat. And the downtube has the "bend" sort of like a GT Performer (no bologna slice).
Euro bike? I am clueless. Thanks in advance for any info! 
This my big-head ass cousin. You know, Bevo Lotti, got mo head than he got body.
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#2 2013-02-04 9:47am
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Re: 1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is
chain guard tabs almost always denote dept store. any markings on the fork steer tube?
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#3 2013-02-04 9:53am
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Re: 1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is
looks like a spinner fork
i'm sick of people lowballing and changing their mind after the details of item were given then asking for money off or refund . now all items are sold as is no returns ask all questions before dibbing .
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#4 2013-02-04 10:37am
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Re: 1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is
Green Griffin 420 wrote:
chain guard tabs almost always denote dept store. any markings on the fork steer tube?
I don't have the bike handy. The guy trying to sell it to me shot me the photos. Not sure about additional markings but I can ask. It's been spray bombed black so when I actually saw it I didn't look that hard at it. Found the frame style pretty interesting with the spin on pegs and the bend in the downtube. But was figuring dept store as I haven't been able to find a single bike on here that matches up.
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#5 2013-02-04 1:38pm
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Re: 1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is
Probably dept. store, if you can get it for the right price buy it though, still a cool bike 
Looks like it has a GT scooter stem on it also
Wanted: A cool 80s freestyle stem (SR, Diamondback, whatever), Peregrine Q-II bars - Both in white
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#6 2013-02-04 1:43pm
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jsngrimm wrote:
Probably dept. store, if you can get it for the right price buy it though, still a cool bike
I think he's asking a bit too much for a dept store frame. was hoping somebody could confirm so I knew what price to throw at him.
did notice the stem. reminds me of the redline stems from BITD. if it was I would have snagged it up immediately.
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#7 2013-02-04 1:44pm
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Probably dept. store, if you can get it for the right price buy it though, still a cool bike
PS - Your "Goose" California is sick man.
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#8 2013-02-04 2:44pm
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Re: 1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is
ryancassidy wrote:
jsngrimm wrote:
Probably dept. store, if you can get it for the right price buy it though, still a cool bike
PS - Your "Goose" California is sick man.
Thanks
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#9 2013-02-11 10:07pm
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Re: 1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is
The dropouts are weird, this looks like a knock off of a late 80's GT performer
Okay, what would Joe do at a time like this? He'd kill everybody and smoke some cigarettes.
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#10 2013-02-11 10:10pm
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Re: 1988 (maybe) frame fork and bars - No clue what it is
the downtube mimic's a GT performer, I'm not good with freestyle but just compare
Okay, what would Joe do at a time like this? He'd kill everybody and smoke some cigarettes.
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