1994 GT Psyclone Updated 8-16 New Photos
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Re: 1994 GT Psyclone Progress At Last
Har!
Thanks a lot I have put together all of the parts now and just need to do the work.
I have not made up my mind about the water bottles but I will kkep you in mind.
Steven
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Har!
BobCatMax":3m4dkdvn said:If that black GT water bottle needs a home, I have a tequesta that would love to look after it..
Great looking build, those seat stays are something else!
Thanks a lot I have put together all of the parts now and just need to do the work.
I have not made up my mind about the water bottles but I will kkep you in mind.
Steven
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Very nice I love the frame
Very nice I love the frame
Re: 1994 GT Psyclone Dream Project
I have finally acquired enough parts to finish the Psyclone. I lucked in to a GT branded microadjust seat post in 27.0 and also a black GT stem plus some odds and ends.
My vision when I started this project last October was to source as many GT parts as possible, so far I have the GT Hadley hubs, GT bar, stem, seat post, cable hanger, grips and water bottle. Still needed are a one inch GT seat post clamp, GT water bottle cage, and, if they exist, GT headset spacers.
Updated Pix with repop Farmer Johns:
I have finally acquired enough parts to finish the Psyclone. I lucked in to a GT branded microadjust seat post in 27.0 and also a black GT stem plus some odds and ends.
My vision when I started this project last October was to source as many GT parts as possible, so far I have the GT Hadley hubs, GT bar, stem, seat post, cable hanger, grips and water bottle. Still needed are a one inch GT seat post clamp, GT water bottle cage, and, if they exist, GT headset spacers.
Updated Pix with repop Farmer Johns:
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Very nice! Just two remarks:
Are you able to flip the stem? Should be more comfortable and less road bike looks!
The seatpost seems a bit too modern but of course, finding a 27.0 classic one is extremely difficult.
Also, some decals for the forks would be nice. I might have some which I could send you for free if you give me the shipping costs.
Are you able to flip the stem? Should be more comfortable and less road bike looks!
The seatpost seems a bit too modern but of course, finding a 27.0 classic one is extremely difficult.
Also, some decals for the forks would be nice. I might have some which I could send you for free if you give me the shipping costs.
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Well I'm still watching and it's getting there, slowly but surely
Anyway it's looking really tidy, I would also flip the stem seeing as the GT bologna lite fork doesn't have much of an axle to crown height as it is. A thomson post would be a good choice, I got one in 27.0 on my 94 zaskar an it suits it really well
Sean
Well I'm still watching and it's getting there, slowly but surely
Anyway it's looking really tidy, I would also flip the stem seeing as the GT bologna lite fork doesn't have much of an axle to crown height as it is. A thomson post would be a good choice, I got one in 27.0 on my 94 zaskar an it suits it really well
Sean
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This has been a very slow build mostly because I am a very busy guy and only get into the Bicycle Garage about once a week. I installed the stem this way because the reverse has a nasty scratch, which I can sort easy enough as soon as I get to it. I believe I will stick with the GT post as it suits the bike and a Thomson would also be a bit new for '94.
Any advice about running the cables with the Groove Tube, it will be my first attempt.
I will take you up on the offer for the decals, PM coming
Steven
SEANSTEPHENS":1wtgmwaj said:Well I'm still watching and it's getting there, slowly but surely
This has been a very slow build mostly because I am a very busy guy and only get into the Bicycle Garage about once a week. I installed the stem this way because the reverse has a nasty scratch, which I can sort easy enough as soon as I get to it. I believe I will stick with the GT post as it suits the bike and a Thomson would also be a bit new for '94.
Any advice about running the cables with the Groove Tube, it will be my first attempt.
I will take you up on the offer for the decals, PM coming
Steven
