donny70
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My 1997 GT-STS2 with Look Fournales forks and as much carbon and Ti as I can afford. I've swapped out the shift cables for nokon's and I'm running Magura HS33's. I've taken this shot in my studio...
Weight approx 11.5kg...
Weight approx 11.5kg...
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Eyeworx said on 16 December 2011
Great ! Your bike inspired me for my vintage bikes ! Well done... and even the steel screws have been replaced bu titanium ones. Great job !
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jimbobcress said on 27 August 2011
Loving the STS! Forks are crazy but match the alu and carbon of the frame. Nice look. I had one many years ago (10+ showing my age) and I loved it! The carbon frame looked Sick, but it broke.. on the down tube at the steerer tube join. One of the saddest days of my life! Glad you are still keeping the STS alive!!
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easilee said on 19 March 2011
thats a very bizzare lookin bike mate.....very well looked after!
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antop34 said on 9 March 2011
I love it! Retro bikes are making a BIG come back. I wish I had been old enough and rich enough to own one back in the day, but at only 14 I had no hope! How does the long wheel base affect the ride?
donny70 replied... on 9 March 2011
Hi. The wheel base remains the same. The fork angle is straighter to take into consideration the links. It rides like a rocket!!
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p10log said on 9 March 2011
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donny70 replied... on 9 March 2011
Inanimate objects cannot suffer from retardation.
What you mean to say is probably that it's not your style...
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craig_s said on 9 March 2011
That is properly cool. Nice and light too!
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