'94 GT Psyclone

[Dave_H]

My, that's very puh-ritty

 

[otherself]

very noice. good job there fella. how'd you get it to stand up like that without a prop?

 

[mikee]

not seen grey psychos for a long time

sweet looking bike

 

[eastcoaststeve]

how'd you get it to stand up like that without a prop?

Very careful selection of parts with an equal left/right weight bias...sort of like blueprinting an engine. When parts don't match weight-wise from one side to the other, I use a Dremel tool to shave grams for balance. If done properly the bike will ride noticably better, and will stand on it's own without a prop.



















Either that, or I use a thin metal rod to prop it that blends into the pic




Glad to see you gents like the way it turned out. I'm a bit shy about getting those spiffy tires all muddy, but it must be done



Steve

 

[Major22]

Good looking Psyclone Those grey tires really complement the black frame.

 

[Major22]

What forks are those btw? Look a bit like P2's...?

 

[keithb]

That is delicious.

 

[utahdog2003]

I like it. Nice!

 

[lewis1641]

thumbs up from me

 

[eastcoaststeve]

What forks are those btw? Look a bit like P2's...?

Good eye Major...


fork is indeed a P2. Funny thing is the bike had a P2 on it when I got it, but it's different from the P2 that's on it now. The one that came on the bike had different dropouts and was a bit heavier...this one has nice clean looking dropouts and is noticably lighter.

How many versions of the P2 are there?


Steve