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1994 GT Fueler
#1 2009-05-25 7:53am
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1994 GT Fueler
1994 GT Fueler
1994 gt fueler
first year fueler frameset
full chromoly
the original gt fueler!
1994 gt fueler frameset built up with gt 3pc cranks, gt 48h mohawks with araya super 7x rims, gt 0.70 chromo handlebars, gt launchpad seat, gt 44t sprocket, odyssey a-brakes with odyssey brakeline, haro cataput tires, and xs pedals....
i built this up some years ago and used it as my daily for a few years... rides smooth and straight!
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#2 2009-05-25 6:11pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
Sweet Bike Bro, That's One Of My Daily Stunt Bike's..........~Check Mine Out~
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#3 2009-05-25 10:13pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
thats sweet man...you hardly ever see Fuelers let alone 94's. the crank set up looks killer on that.
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#4 2009-05-25 10:17pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
DemonGT wrote:
thats sweet man...you hardly ever see Fuelers let alone 94's. the crank set up looks killer on that.
I Got One, And It's Light As A Feather.............94 Too.................
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#5 2009-05-25 11:20pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
Bullet Proof Ride Bro!
I need to finish mine... bought as a frame only.
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#6 2010-05-01 5:13pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
I just picked up one these -and curiously it has the same seat post clamp. Is that original on yours or just a coincidence?
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#7 2010-05-01 5:40pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
tpaguy71 wrote:
I just picked up one these -and curiously it has the same seat post clamp. Is that original on yours or just a coincidence?
yup its the original seatpost clamp
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#8 2010-11-14 7:31am
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
Thats an early 95...
First thing they did with the 95's is change the Fueler to yellow and the looks of the dropouts, then because the yellow Fueler decal didnt go over well, they changed all the decals to solid red.
But yeah, look at the production number on your's, way too low to be a 94 anyways...
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#9 2010-11-14 9:49pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
djd93306 wrote:
Thats an early 95...
First thing they did with the 95's is change the Fueler to yellow and the looks of the dropouts, then because the yellow Fueler decal didnt go over well, they changed all the decals to solid red.
But yeah, look at the production number on your's, way too low to be a 94 anyways...
its definitely a 94. these dropouts were the ones used on production framesets, the odd looking ones shown in the 94 catalog were never used.
and may 94 would be waaay too early for gt to be making 95 models.
let alone 95's had entirely different decals.
and the low production number aint really all that low when you think about, its the 80th one made in may, they made a crap load more than that each month...
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#10 2010-11-14 11:03pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
discuss....
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#11 2010-11-14 11:04pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
nintendoninja wrote:
djd93306 wrote:
Thats an early 95...
First thing they did with the 95's is change the Fueler to yellow and the looks of the dropouts, then because the yellow Fueler decal didnt go over well, they changed all the decals to solid red.
But yeah, look at the production number on your's, way too low to be a 94 anyways...its definitely a 94. these dropouts were the ones used on production framesets, the odd looking ones shown in the 94 catalog were never used.
and may 94 would be waaay too early for gt to be making 95 models.
let alone 95's had entirely different decals.
and the low production number aint really all that low when you think about, its the 80th one made in may, they made a crap load more than that each month...
GT regularly made the next years model in the middle of the previous year in order to have the new bikes in all the shops for Christmas shoppers. I dont believe they started a new production # each month like they did in the early 80's. I think they are the yearly total for that particular production line, thats why they have a little circled number under the serial # for the line.
I just dont see alot of low production #'s on 90's GT's theyre usually high in the thousand's.
The 95 catalogs have the same decals as that except in the 95 catalog theyre changed to red. GT also made 2 different decals for the 90 Performers so thats not really out of the ordinary to change the colors on them after starting production.
But it is your bike and it was made in 94 so call it whichever year you prefer.
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#12 2010-11-14 11:08pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
WTB: 1992 Yellow splatter GT Performer, 1992/1994 PFTs, 1992 Dyno Slammer
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#13 2010-11-14 11:22pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
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oh come on dan, you of all people can back me up as to May being way too early for the next years model
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#14 2010-11-14 11:38pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
djd93306 wrote:
nintendoninja wrote:
djd93306 wrote:
Thats an early 95...
First thing they did with the 95's is change the Fueler to yellow and the looks of the dropouts, then because the yellow Fueler decal didnt go over well, they changed all the decals to solid red.
But yeah, look at the production number on your's, way too low to be a 94 anyways...its definitely a 94. these dropouts were the ones used on production framesets, the odd looking ones shown in the 94 catalog were never used.
and may 94 would be waaay too early for gt to be making 95 models.
let alone 95's had entirely different decals.
and the low production number aint really all that low when you think about, its the 80th one made in may, they made a crap load more than that each month...GT regularly made the next years model in the middle of the previous year in order to have the new bikes in all the shops for Christmas shoppers. I dont believe they started a new production # each month like they did in the early 80's. I think they are the yearly total for that particular production line, thats why they have a little circled number under the serial # for the line.
I just dont see alot of low production #'s on 90's GT's theyre usually high in the thousand's.
The 95 catalogs have the same decals as that except in the 95 catalog theyre changed to red. GT also made 2 different decals for the 90 Performers so thats not really out of the ordinary to change the colors on them after starting production.
But it is your bike and it was made in 94 so call it whichever year you prefer.
gt never made the following year's models in the previous year's financial 2nd quarter.
may 94 is a definite 94 model frame.
they never ever had those funky dropouts shown in the 94 catalog on any production fueler.
gt catalogs are notorious for being inaccurate, case being the decals and dropouts on the fueler in the 94 catalog.
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#15 2010-11-14 11:56pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
nintendoninja wrote:
djd93306 wrote:
nintendoninja wrote:
its definitely a 94. these dropouts were the ones used on production framesets, the odd looking ones shown in the 94 catalog were never used.
and may 94 would be waaay too early for gt to be making 95 models.
let alone 95's had entirely different decals.
and the low production number aint really all that low when you think about, its the 80th one made in may, they made a crap load more than that each month...GT regularly made the next years model in the middle of the previous year in order to have the new bikes in all the shops for Christmas shoppers. I dont believe they started a new production # each month like they did in the early 80's. I think they are the yearly total for that particular production line, thats why they have a little circled number under the serial # for the line.
I just dont see alot of low production #'s on 90's GT's theyre usually high in the thousand's.
The 95 catalogs have the same decals as that except in the 95 catalog theyre changed to red. GT also made 2 different decals for the 90 Performers so thats not really out of the ordinary to change the colors on them after starting production.
But it is your bike and it was made in 94 so call it whichever year you prefer.gt never made the following year's models in the previous year's financial 2nd quarter.
may 94 is a definite 94 model frame.
they never ever had those funky dropouts shown in the 94 catalog on any production fueler.
gt catalogs are notorious for being inaccurate, case being the decals and dropouts on the fueler in the 94 catalog.
If they start making them the middle of each year then May would be around the end of the 4'th quarter not the 2'nd.
Can you ever really have enough GT's?
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#16 2010-11-15 12:11am
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
djd93306 wrote:
nintendoninja wrote:
djd93306 wrote:
GT regularly made the next years model in the middle of the previous year in order to have the new bikes in all the shops for Christmas shoppers. I dont believe they started a new production # each month like they did in the early 80's. I think they are the yearly total for that particular production line, thats why they have a little circled number under the serial # for the line.
I just dont see alot of low production #'s on 90's GT's theyre usually high in the thousand's.
The 95 catalogs have the same decals as that except in the 95 catalog theyre changed to red. GT also made 2 different decals for the 90 Performers so thats not really out of the ordinary to change the colors on them after starting production.
But it is your bike and it was made in 94 so call it whichever year you prefer.gt never made the following year's models in the previous year's financial 2nd quarter.
may 94 is a definite 94 model frame.
they never ever had those funky dropouts shown in the 94 catalog on any production fueler.
gt catalogs are notorious for being inaccurate, case being the decals and dropouts on the fueler in the 94 catalog.If they start making them the middle of each year then May would be around the end of the 4'th quarter not the 2'nd.
94 serial, 94 decals, 94 frame, 94 94 94....
its not anything but a 94. look in the may 94 bmx plus, they test the brand new for 94 frameset!
its a 94. end of discussion.
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#19 2011-02-16 6:24pm
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are u sellin it?
depends on what im offered
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#20 2011-11-15 4:19pm
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Do you know if those Fueler bars had a special name, or what other models they came on? im looking for some og Fueler bars..thx
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#21 2011-11-15 5:28pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
early fueler
Build it, Ride it and Break it. That what "it" was made for.
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#22 2011-11-27 4:05pm
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Re: 1994 GT Fueler
my fueler almost has the same s#05940438 so what year is my bike 94 or 95 ? with i was told may of 1994 bike#438 but some other peeps on this site, said that my bike is a 95.... need help
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