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2000 GT Show
#1 2009-05-25 7:53am
- nintendoninja
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2000 GT Show
2000 GT Show
2000 gt show
mostly stock, garage kept, 2nd owner, new tires, factory green gold dust paint job.
it is all stock except for the tires which are odyssey bermudas.....
i got this gt show off ebay a few years ago because i thought it would give me super flatlander powers.
this bike has a very short wheelbase, very uncomfortable for an awkwardly lanky 6'3" nerd like myself.
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#2 2009-05-25 12:16pm
- pitbaldridge
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Re: 2000 GT Show
sweet bike , these are getting hard to find . i always wondered why these brought so much more then the vertigos and performers , they look very similar. definitely a cool bike though , and it appears to be in very nice shape .
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#3 2009-05-25 10:33pm
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Re: 2000 GT Show
what happend to the Show decals? bike looks pretty mint for them to have been scratched?
WTB: 1992 Yellow splatter GT Performer, 1992/1994 PFTs, 1992 Dyno Slammer
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#4 2009-05-25 11:15pm
- Frank250
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Re: 2000 GT Show
Nice!, looks to bein great shape 
, 6'3" Man thats Way to Small for ya, Im Surprised you dont have a Laidback or bars pushed forward, Send it My way 
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#5 2009-05-26 12:05am
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Re: 2000 GT Show
DemonGT wrote:
what happend to the Show decals? bike looks pretty mint for them to have been scratched?
the "gt" decals on the fork, and the little "show" decals on the top tube have worn off!
but the downtube decal and "6061 t6" and headtube badge are still there tho...
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#6 2009-05-26 1:39am
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Re: 2000 GT Show
all ways like the alloy GT show bikes and yours is sick as$ cool even ii stock form!!
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bikes were made to be pedalled if we don't ride them they get sad:(!
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#7 2009-05-26 1:45am
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Re: 2000 GT Show
pitbaldridge wrote:
sweet bike , these are getting hard to find . i always wondered why these brought so much more then the vertigos and performers , they look very similar. definitely a cool bike though , and it appears to be in very nice shape .
simler in look but frame geomitree is diffrent and vertigo,preformers are high ten steal. the SHOW is alumnum alloy. so thay cost more to weld/make and came with better parts bolted on.
Kindness is like Manure does You No Good unless You spread It around
bikes were made to be pedalled if we don't ride them they get sad:(!
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#8 2009-05-26 6:01am
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Re: 2000 GT Show
Never get tired of looking at the "show" - that bike is very trick.
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#10 2009-05-27 4:54pm
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Re: 2000 GT Show
kyouls wrote:
how much $?????
one million dollars
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#11 2009-05-27 7:34pm
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Re: 2000 GT Show
FRESSTYLE FREEK wrote:
pitbaldridge wrote:
sweet bike , these are getting hard to find . i always wondered why these brought so much more then the vertigos and performers , they look very similar. definitely a cool bike though , and it appears to be in very nice shape .
simler in look but frame geomitree is diffrent and vertigo,preformers are high ten steal. the SHOW is alumnum alloy. so thay cost more to weld/make and came with better parts bolted on.
well , that makes sense . i didnt realize the shows were alloy .thanks alot , now i must add this to my midschool aluminum must have list . funny how the more bikes i pick up the longer that list gets 
. this is definitely a very sweet bike . i cant wait untill i find one in some old guys garage for $50. 
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#12 2009-05-28 11:29am
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Re: 2000 GT Show
pitbaldridge wrote:
sweet bike , these are getting hard to find . i always wondered why these brought so much more then the vertigos and performers , they look very similar. definitely a cool bike though , and it appears to be in very nice shape .
You have to look somewhere else....you can't compare a SHOW with Vertigo & Performer.
You should check out the GT Tour
All performers came stock with crappy parts
Show and Tour had high quality cnc'ed parts everywhere...and most of these were made in the States
Definitely a sweet bike here!
Cool find.
!Midschool TANK freak!
GT parts wanted: # GT Profile 3pc cranks in 175mm, Mint // # One GT Fly-Cutter 45t USA-Made sprocket, NOS or Mint
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#13 2010-08-22 12:59am
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Re: 2000 GT Show
o the things i would do for that bike
GOT TO LOVE A FAMILY SIGHT THAT POST PORN LINKS UNDER YOUR NAME IF THEY DON'T LIKE THE LINK YOU HAD ON THERE INSTEAD OF MAKING IT SAY LINK IS NOT ALLOWED AND SENDING A NICE PM WHY IT WAS COVERED UP .. IT SAYS A LOT ABOUT THE PEOPLE THAT ARE CONTROLLING THIS PLACE .
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#15 2011-05-22 2:41pm
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Re: 2000 GT Show
I have one... just found it.. frost blue 1999 al OG except the handle bars and seat....
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#16 2011-06-03 12:21pm
- dreamermick
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Re: 2000 GT Show
Sweet f'n bike! WOOP WOOP!!!!!
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#18 2014-06-24 10:55pm
- polanco
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Re: 2000 GT Show
the show actually ushered a new era in flatland bikes, up until its entry, flatland bikes of the day weighed a ton. the show has such short measures because its main designer was ruben castillo of the famous castillo brothers; I am 6 feet tall and have ridden show frames, but with taller bars and mid laidback posts, they work really well, and have great handling. after the show, which had top notch componentry, and was sold at 1200 retail, the highest for any freestyle complete up to then besides woody's golden hutch lol; flat bikes started getting smaller and lighter, now you can find 17.7 tt frames at barely 3 pounds!
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