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#1 2008-08-18 9:50am

Jamming69
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1976 Trail Mate

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1976 Trail Mate

My buddy rode this back in the 70's, loved the bike and still has the frame.Finally got around to gettng better pictures of her.

This was my friends first production bike he raced back in the '76. He still has the frame and I have been trying to get him to bring her back to life. I spoke with Gregg Esser the other day to find that the original company 'Trailmate' is still in business, but they now build 'specialty' bicycles. Still this frame was pretty unique in it's day. Besides my friends I haven't seen one of these in a long time.


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Last edited by Jamming69 (2008-12-11 12:45pm)


I need a Left (Non-Drive) 175mm Blue Sugino GT Crank arm.
Anyone help me out here??????
Also looking for a set of Araya 7b's....
Looking for a set of blue Dia-compe 1020 brakes....

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#2 2008-12-07 10:27am

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#3 2009-03-04 3:40am

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Re: 1976 Trail Mate

Very unique , so hows the progress coming along ?

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#4 2009-03-24 7:48am

Jamming69
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Re: 1976 Trail Mate

I have a set of Redline forks for her, some nice blue Arya's.....


I need a Left (Non-Drive) 175mm Blue Sugino GT Crank arm.
Anyone help me out here??????
Also looking for a set of Araya 7b's....
Looking for a set of blue Dia-compe 1020 brakes....

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#5 2009-04-26 12:13am

squirrelsmith
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Re: 1976 Trail Mate

that should definately be restored and have a section in the museum. where did they stick it? i see there isn't a section for them


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#6 2009-04-28 5:47pm

83goosenut
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Re: 1976 Trail Mate

Very cool!  Never seen one of these.  Is that an elastomer-type suspension at the seat junction?  And the bb bridge is hinged I guess?  Cheers for a successful restore to it's full glory.

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