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FYI: Use a pencil eraser to clean up the laser etching on your bars and cranks! With a little "elbow grease" you will get the etching looking brand new.

If you believe half of what is written in this thread... I've got some nice beach front property in Nevada I'd love to sell you!

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Genuine! ( I was given them by John Parker) $ 40 OBO Cash, Personally meeting in Guadalupe, California Cash sent by USPS, UPS, Fedex Personal check sent by USPS, UPS, Fedex (Shipping item after check clears bank) Paypal (Buyer responsible for all additional costs) Shipping: @ Actual Cost USPS...

Pulstar Hubs

Antonio Colombo is a very cool guy. Back in the day (late 80's thru 90's) we talked a lot at the Interbike & Eurobike party's. He really cared about cycling and dug all the small American companies n (like mine). Very different from Valentino Campagnolo who only cared about yachting.

Craig Cook is the frame builders name and CBR frames were never fillet brazed!

Early 1990 the E's had been designed and the first prototypes tested in and around Laguna Canyon ( by RADS members) and down in Baja Norte, Mexico (out of view of the SoCal MTB craze at the time). Once the manufacturing tooling was developed (complicated), they were first brought public at the...

Yeah! Topline was the name of the company. I just remember that it was the fathers CNC "job shop" and his 2 sons strutted around like MTB rockstars (more like little A-holes). They also made Graftons second version cranks and CQP'S (Gary Cook) last attempt (and quick failure) to survive in the...

Not a Cook Bros. possibly a later Grafton or another company but I can't remember their name.

I believe the correct name is Cook Designs. It was made by Craig Cook, the younger brother of the famous Cook Bros. Racing. Craig was the technical "super star" of the 2 brothers (master TIG welder, machinist, & mechanical designer). You truly have a very rare collectable bicycle there!

Does a magnet stick to the frame?

From a previous thread