1986 Zeronine Pro XL 
#1 2008-10-24 5:34pm
- tautog27
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1986 Zeronine Pro XL
1986 Zeronine Pro XL
Just bought, going to perform full resto.
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#2 2008-10-24 7:39pm
- jsholst2006
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Re: 1986 Zeronine Pro XL
Please don't restore it. 
It's still in decent shape.....just clean it up as good as possible.
Zeronines don't come around much......keep it in survivor mode. 
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#3 2008-10-24 8:18pm
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Re: 1986 Zeronine Pro XL
I concur. It's only original once. BTW those cranks are worth a fortune. I'd put on a nicer stem (DK or TNT), a more race oriented pair of pedals, and spend the rest of the money you save by not restoring it on a really nice set of 36h wheels (the 48s are kind of overkill, and a little out of place on that bike.) with chrome rims and blue anno hubs (Suzue sealed would be perfect for that, Hutch would look nice too.).
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#4 2008-10-25 1:40pm
- TBREAKZ
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Re: 1986 Zeronine Pro XL
..yeah a nice detailing is all this bike needs..sweet looking bike!..nice find! Keep it OG! 
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#5 2009-03-31 7:07am
- scenecreamer
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Re: 1986 Zeronine Pro XL
wow that is sweeeeeeet
gimmee gimmee!!
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#6 2011-11-22 10:32pm
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Re: 1986 Zeronine Pro XL
i like it, but it is dirty, break it down and clean, paint, and so on, nice bike
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#7 2012-02-17 11:53am
- bwnharo
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Re: 1986 Zeronine Pro XL
I wonder what happened with this one, super nice cranks.
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#8 2013-03-28 9:58pm
- getwheels
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Re: 1986 Zeronine Pro XL
Clean, polish & ride it like you stole it! Been wanting a 24 . . .
Racing in the 80's, idle in the 90's and now Cruzin' 24's. What do you ride?
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#9 2013-03-28 10:46pm
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Re: 1986 Zeronine Pro XL
Please don't paint it, like most others said here, the paint is in decent shape, they don't come around often also. It will de-value it in my opinion, physically and mentally.
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