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Nice! What year? What do you have for brakes there?

Re: my gt Nice! An '89?

Thanks! I'll have to look into those, I haven't heard of them before. I am using a steerer extender on the bike I'm building up to replace the one pictured above, as the "new" one is threadless (the '94 GT Corrado), but in this case, my LBS hooked me up with a really long stem as the '93 GT...

Did the tubing change for the '94? I'd have to pull my seatpost out to see for sure, but I think when I got my 1994 Corrado and started disassembling it, I was surprised to see that it was a 27.2mm (if I'm remembering correctly!).

. Alright, none of ours are as nice as so many in this thread, but here goes: My "daily driver", a 1993 GT Outpost. I've been using this one for commuting for two and half years now, and it sometimes gets pressed into light touring duty since my touring build is on the back burner. This...

So nice! I've got a '94 Corrado I'm building up. I prefer the specs of the '94, but I am envious of the "groove tube" logo! I'll post pics when I'm done. Things keep getting in the way of my finishing it, but I think I've got all the parts amassed, and it really needs to get done, as it's going...

What model brake levers are those? Thanks!

Although I have to admit as a Yank I wasn't familiar with all those other triple triangle designs (except some Japanese ones), I will say my '93 Outpost has double eyelets at the rear triangle like that, and my girlfriends '96 GT Pantera doesn't have the "GT" stamped into the back of the top...

It looks like a GT to me. I've got an '88 Timberline and '93 Outpost. Based on the serial # and the cable routing I'd say you've got a high-end '89 model there. Especially if that is a U-brake I spy in the back there. My '88 had a U-brake, but mounted underneath when I got it.