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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: gmac on January 08, 2006, 08:52 AM
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What's the deal with these ? The last 2 I've seen on U.S ebay went for $53 and $75 for f/f. They look real nice to me, but don't seem to make the money. I would have bought the last one, cos it was BIN, but he woouldn't ship to UK.
Cheers
Guy :daumenhoch:
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They are good bikes. I bought one from the USA a couple of years ago. My 1st full resto, re-using all the bits. A good bike, decent quality frame & bits. Go for it if you get the chance.
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How come they are so cheap then, or did I just miss out on a couple of serious bargains ?
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they always seem reasonably cheap. If I am correct they are all cromo frames, just not considered up there with the GT Pro. I paid $50 plus shipping and mine was a buy it now as well.
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Cool. :coolsmiley: I better keep 'em peeled for the next one then :daumenhoch:
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you could get these in the uk at any bike shop a few years ago for about £100, just before gt went under, a nice beginner race bike, dont use it on the park though, i'll post some pics later :2funny:
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Weston, I think we are talking old school here. The Mach 1 didn't make it over here in numbers BITD.
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are we talking old school ones or the ones made in about 2000 as i can post you ads in old ride mags with these inc winstanleys where i bought one from..
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I'm talking about the old school Mach 1 :daumenhoch:
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the new mach 1's are still around my mate has an 05 one..... the old school mach one seems a lot better than the new ones on comparison
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i got one about 93/94 i learnt feeble grinds on it i think the guy i sold it to still has it.