real nice  i like the bars on there two  way better than having the brused knees after riding
i just bought some bars like that for my performer i think there a little later model they have a extra weld on the side
nice bike though i like it and for $80.00 cool what did you add on anything?

The only thing I've added are some handlebar end caps, the grips would push out over the old ones.

it dose'nt say team on the the main down tube sticker,its on the bars going down to the back rim.

I don't know stickers look pritty good for being 10+ years old, may not be the original stickers?

awnessly the only thing that make me think it's more then a performer or a vertigo is the location of the back brakes.

rims, handle bars, brakes, not original, Thanks for the info.

A friend of mine had the Fubar bars on his bike.. They were really good but one day he had a strange bail from a jump and he bent the left side of them..

The ones that you think they suit better to your bike. And i think that you don't have to change them.....at least this what i believe

sorry Other, just got off from work, hope these help a little.
I'll take the seat off this weekend and take some better pic's as I am without a camera at this time.

OTHERV: if you need more pics let me know.

Put some oddissy cranks on.

Last edited by louie (2007-03-02 3:55am)

Yeah!!
I noticed that!

I love your current wheels!
Can you post a closer picture of these rims and hubs (rear one)?
Also i heard that you're thinking to sell your second PFT....why is that?

Btw, VERY nice mate

Ofcourse....i love building them too.. sometimes i build my friends bikes just for nothing.
And sometimes i hate it when i don't even have the time to ride them..

I just don't know...my midschool favorite rims were the Araya Super 7xs... i think that Weinmann 2525 just become one of them!!

hotness

they are both high flanged but on the superlace the holes in the hub are staggered for a little more strength to them.