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Nice ride Alexander,Looks great in the collection.
Any plans on building another bike?

Nice ride! hes got ive seen one of thease outside my local fred meyer and was like wow ! il have to get one someday

looks cool, but why it have a front V brake?


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(If you have two Pegs on only one side, you are a Terrible person..)

Looking for `90 GT Mach One decal set, `90 Stamped GT Mach One Fork, GT race Stem

The forks came with V-Brake mounts. Don't know why since the frame has U-Brake mounts. It originally was designed for racing and not flatland. Perhaps that's why? In any case, the V-Brakes are awesome. All I had to do was bend the noodle. The stopping power is incredible. You just have to tap them and your over the bars. Wish I could say the same about some of my bikes U-Brakes.

NEAT COLOR COMBO   VERY DIFFERENT

Does the little sprocket and the big driver effect how it rides? it sure does for me. Anyway, kool bike!

We started off with a 25T sprocket but the chain was rubbing the back brakes, so we switched up to a 33T. Runs fine! But then again this isn't built for speed anymore!

Last edited by ChristianHetheMurray (2012-06-02 8:27am)

Fatboy wrote:

I love the look of this bike, but I don't think there was an ironhorse, U-brake, or even threadless bikes in 1993.  Wonder what year this would really be... I'd guess Would have to be 95 or later because of the brand, but I'd guess it's a 99 or later since it's u-brake and threadless.

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You got me bro. The Museum confirmed the serial # year to '93 when I posted it. A similar Ironhorse in the Museum is dated as a '95 and has a threadless. Perhaps they were ahead of their time! In any case thanks for liking it. My son apprecites it.