GT Aggressor
- Thread starter Sharky.jp
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Sharky.jp
Retro Newbie
Re:
Hello! Yesterday I started taking apart some parts to start cleaning, most appear to be in good condition.
The front and back derailleur are fine just need a cleanup.
I took a picture of the serial number to see if you can help me give me information about the bike, please.
Maybe i have to replace the front fork because the shock absorber doesnt work :facepalm:
The wheel is fine just need some love, as the rest of the bike
Cheers
Hello! Yesterday I started taking apart some parts to start cleaning, most appear to be in good condition.
The front and back derailleur are fine just need a cleanup.
I took a picture of the serial number to see if you can help me give me information about the bike, please.
Maybe i have to replace the front fork because the shock absorber doesnt work :facepalm:
The wheel is fine just need some love, as the rest of the bike
Cheers
CassidyAce
Senior Retro Guru
Re:
That was a good find. I'm not sure about the year but I think it's a 1994 model in 'Baja Blue'. (See the catalogue in the archive: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/v/M ... 4.pdf.html.)
The Aggressor was an entry level bike (and still is) but a successful entry level bike that has been the first step into mountain biking for thousands for over 20 years. Is it worth saving? I would say, 'Yes'. But only spend a moderate amount of money on it. I look forward to seeing photos of it when it's finished.
That was a good find. I'm not sure about the year but I think it's a 1994 model in 'Baja Blue'. (See the catalogue in the archive: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/v/M ... 4.pdf.html.)
The Aggressor was an entry level bike (and still is) but a successful entry level bike that has been the first step into mountain biking for thousands for over 20 years. Is it worth saving? I would say, 'Yes'. But only spend a moderate amount of money on it. I look forward to seeing photos of it when it's finished.
