1993 Mountain Goat Whiskey Town Racer

[Si_33]

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So nice, the thread deserves more pics....!

No it doesn't, I'm getting fed up with being goatless & don't need it rubbing in :mrgreen:

Goatless, TC?! I think Retrobike has caused a new dictionary entry

 

[sinnerman]

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So nice, the thread deserves more pics....!

No it doesn't, I'm getting fed up with being goatless & don't need it rubbing in :mrgreen:

Not sure if this might be an option, but needs resto...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1987-Mountain-G ... 3641.l6368

 

[Tc]

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So nice, the thread deserves more pics....!

No it doesn't, I'm getting fed up with being goatless & don't need it rubbing in :mrgreen:

Not sure if this might be an option, but needs resto...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1987-Mountain-G ... 3641.l6368

Saw that but I'm fed up with paying tax duties so am hoping for a euro goat

 

[sinnerman]

Cant disagree with that, carriage and customs....kill it every time.

 

[tintin40]

lovely bike.

 

[Shep15]

Hi Andy, it's Mark the original owner of the Goat!

You have done her proud and I'm happy to see her looking so fine!

Awesome job!

Cheers!

 

[epptx]

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Wow! What a gorgeous bike! You are a lucky man indeed. Congratulations.

I was especially tickled to see the "Air Art" in your photographs, and to read your mention of Russ Pickett, from Chico, California. Why? Because your bike and my bike have a (thin) familial connection...Russ did custom airbrush work on my Derkerf Team ST. I even had the pleasure of driving to Chico and meeting him in person.

His airbrush work is glorious, indeed...and he's a totally nice guy. A real artist and gentleman!

Thanks for posting, and again, congrats...it's fun to have a "connection" to your lovely bike!

Here's Russ's handiwork on my frame: