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What year is my "Ripper" ?

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generallee:
dudes, I think that SE made the 1" integrated seatclamp normal caliper brake bridge pk's with curved chainstays form 86 to 90, then the Pitbull mount pk ripper came in from 1991 to about 94/95 or so... I could be wrong but in all my searchings this seems to be the case. The Pitbull ripper was always my favourite - im in the process of putting together my favourite pk of all time - the pitbull pk ripper in anodised purple.  :smitten:
ps - great looking pk dingo - you have the best looking bikes dude.

Dingobmxer:

--- Quote from: generallee on September 14, 2007, 10:19 PM ---dudes, I think that SE made the 1" integrated seatclamp normal caliper brake bridge pk's with curved chainstays form 86 to 90, then the Pitbull mount pk ripper came in from 1991 to about 94/95 or so... I could be wrong but in all my searchings this seems to be the case. The Pitbull ripper was always my favourite - im in the process of putting together my favourite pk of all time - the pitbull pk ripper in anodised purple.  :smitten:
ps - great looking pk dingo - you have the best looking bikes dude.

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Thanks Steve, they go alright too  :daumenhoch:





 :) DINGO :)

gossa:
Now i should know this as I had one BITD and tested it in Ride.  I just found the article but there's no date on the but judging from some comments in the test i'd say it was around '96.

Bananaman:
My pitbull mount ripper was and 87 so the general is right I would say 86 onward :daumenhoch:

double chevron:
So early for the pitbull ?

Always thought the pitbull was introduced around 89-90 and then Canti lugs a bit later

I own one of the same kind Dingo, and a 92 Floval with Canti. The guy I got it from was 100% sure about 92 for the Floval; in my mind lugs were around 94...

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