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GT Pro & Jr fork help!

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Rodgy1970:

--- Quote from: Bernice on January 15, 2010, 01:53 PM ---thinner and slightly shorter  :)

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cheers, really appreciate that  :)

dj_benice:
np's very intriguing ad that, I have had plenty of GT pros (4's) Still have a GT Expert(3's I thought will check now) and a GT Junior(JR) Always wondered what the small BB'd but longer TT'd GT was that I got sent as a pro from the states!!!! Looking at that pic it's a 1 or a 3, my expert  has the larger US bb  :crazy2:

Rodgy1970:

--- Quote from: Bernice on January 15, 2010, 03:55 PM ---np's very intriguing ad that, I have had plenty of GT pros (4's) Still have a GT Expert(3's I thought will check now) and a GT Junior(JR) Always wondered what the small BB'd but longer TT'd GT was that I got sent as a pro from the states!!!! Looking at that pic it's a 1 or a 3, my expert  has the larger US bb  :crazy2:

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Glad I just noticed the forks earlier, that was enough  :LolLolLolLol:

There was a thread about the serial numbers on the museum that had also had some info about what the different frame size numbers meant and they TT length, that is, 4 = Pro = 18.5" ,3 = Expert = 17" etc, but I can't find it at the mo :-\

baldbmxer:
Nice advert  :daumenhoch:  I know where theres one of those early race shirts - NOS too!!!!

QUADROPHENIA:

--- Quote from: baldbmxer on January 15, 2010, 06:37 PM ---Nice advert  :daumenhoch:  I know where theres one of those early race shirts - NOS too!!!!

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go get it then mate  ;)

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