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Fat Chance Ti
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Once A Hero
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Well that is lovely.
Where else is it advertised I wonder?
Well that is lovely.
Where else is it advertised I wonder?
Hotwheels.
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Offers in the thousands...what a chancer. He had it up for £2.5k BIN yesterday, it's worth nowhere near that.
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Love the bid if you want but I expect thousands or I'll pull it clause
Love the bid if you want but I expect thousands or I'll pull it clause
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It's a '93.
scant":1nqqofuh said:
It's a '93.
I had 005ti2m in 95, it cracked by the bottom bracket shell in october 98. I loved how it rode, but wasnt that well finished. mine was so early the dropouts werent machined, just flat plate. the seattube wasnt reamed properly & the machining on the chainstay sleeves was pretty rough. with time & hindsight a lot of those early fat chance tis cracked due to contaminated welding. fond memories, but cant say i miss it. it was replaced with a serotta built fat ti that was considerably better built, but was miles stiffer & wasnt so nice to ride.
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scant":2dgjt6mw said:
Wow that was one of the first production runs in 92 you had. Scotty B mentioned on Cogs that there were a ‘few failures’ ( Merlin had failures then too) but always backed up by a warranty afaik. The gusseted head tube & sleeved BBs of that 92/93 era were superseded by the 94 design - best of breed. I have two 94s PERFECTION in a bike imo and a 97 Ti is also just a joy to ride.
This frame looks mint and owned by a member on here and was imported from TPC (afaik) in the US, so bear the cost of that in mind. Would be nice if another RBer pics it up.
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