1996 GT Psyclone

[goodogbuck]

Well, got this Pyclone for a while, until recently the bottom bracket bearing was stuck so I decided to change it and some other parts. The project is nearly finished but still need some parts, like Controltech decals, as you could see the polish of the post is terrible ,because the reproduction is expensive (£14.99 :shock: ) that I have to keep the original. And I flipped the stem, form +5 degree to -5 degree , I don't know if Controltech stem can be flipped installed, but it looks good for me ( I hate stem with + degree :evil: ). If it's possible, I want to switch the wheelsets form black GT hubs and Mavic 217 to silver GT hubs and 517 , so anyone wants to switch?

Frame: 1996 GT Psyclone
Fork: 1998 Rockshox Sid
Shifter & V-brakes & rear derailleur: XTR 952
Crankset: Raceface Forged 110BCD and 46-36-24 chainrings
Wheelset: GT hubs , Mavic 217 and DT revolution
Stem & Seatpost: Controltech 135mm and 5 degree, Controltech 27.2 and 350mm
Saddle: Selle Flite Evolution
Headset & Handlebar & Grip: King, Titec titanium and ODI
Tires: Hutchinson mosquito
Pedals: Time ATAC
Total weight: ≈ 23 lbs

 

[ba57ards]

have to say the hubs look awsum

 

[helix_torques]

That looks great

 

[SeeingisBelievingGTMuseum]

Good looking rdie. I also have a 96

 

[goodogbuck]

have to say the hubs look awsum

Yes, they work great too, but I think silver hubs and ceramics 517 may look better, black frame and black wheelsets is a bit 'heavy'.

 

[goodogbuck]

Good looking rdie. I also have a 96

:shock: All Psyclone? All 96?
Well, it's kind of selfish for someone has so many Psyclone. :evil:

 

[kyle888]

Good looking rdie. I also have a 96

I thought psyclone's always have the little hoop on the back of the seat tube by the rear brake?

Nice collection though!

@goodogbuck very nice bike I like the wheels more stealthy!

 

[gggmmmgmgm]

猛鬼？

 

[otherself]

 

[maroon113]

:shock: !

This picture almost gave me a heart attack. It looks like a kaleidoscope of different colored enigma. Such amazing and rare bikes. Sensory overload.