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pro class help *updated*again* now with pics

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jimmyp:
USA SUPERGOOSE 83



PRO CLASS 83



PIC OF SUPER, CALI, PRO CLASS THICKNESS



As you can see in pic 3 the pro class tubes are really thin.

Judging by the thickness of your frame m8 i think its a 83 usa super, sorry :(

MartyC:

--- Quote from: jimmyp on April 28, 2008, 10:46 PM ---USA SUPERGOOSE 83



PRO CLASS 83



PIC OF SUPER, CALI, PRO CLASS THICKNESS



As you can see in pic 3 the pro class tubes are really thin.

Judging by the thickness of your frame m8 i think its a 83 usa super, sorry :(



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Jimmy

I think your pics would be more helpful without the bearing cups in them and the bottom pic of all three BB's, I take it the pro Class is at the top, then moving clockwise the Supergoose and then the Californian; is that right?

regards

Marty  :)

kdw712:

--- Quote from: jimmyp on April 28, 2008, 10:30 PM ---Ok m8 there should be a hole inside the bottom bracket where the seat tube is, if there isn't its a usa supergoose, if there is its a pro class.  :daumenhoch:

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nice info there jimmy, didnt know that little bit of info - cool  :daumenhoch:

kdw712:
strikey

get the frame and then the forks on some scales   :daumenhoch:

djgivvinup:
Right...i had a look inside the bb area on the frame & there is only 1 hole coming from the down tube, theres no hole frrom the seat tube  :-[

Does this definetly mean its not a pro class frame?  

Also what thickness should the frame be around the bb area?

The rear chainstays are chunky as hell, were the us supergoose frames that chunky?


I did get the original mongoose pro class box that the frames were packaged in bitd with the bike when i bought it. But i suppose that could've been for another f&f that he had??

I'm clutching at straws here  :LolLolLolLol:

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