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Had some quick photos snapped over the weekend of a few of my bikes, will try and post them tonight
Buck Shaver #BSM01 red Yo Eddy #649Y1M grey (was black) Spumoni Paint Genius Tubing proto with Campy/ Mavic No serial # found,,,,,might be under cable guide on BB? 2 other FC not photo'd,,,,,,,both Wicked models, one U brake chainstay, one seat stay setup I also have an old Ritchey Ultra, serial #0325?? ( hard to read numbers, any ideas)?? thanks ![]() |
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If you send me the frames where you can't quite read or find the serial numbers, I may be able to locate them for them you ![]() Sounds like a great collection can't wait to see the photos! |
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i want to see that buck.
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I'll try and get the photos of the Buck, Yo and Spumoni/Harlequin bikes up Tuesday. I think the Buck might be the first Medium indeed, it's a Serotta built rig, not sure though, many out there must know more details on serial #'s, little help? I don't think the Spumoni has a serial #, but I did not get the chance to look
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My memory may be kind of hazy, but the Buck was introduced in 94 while Fat was still in Somerville. Fat didn't move to NY until late 94 or early 95. If your Buck is a Glen Falls bike then there is no way it is the first medium Buck. I think Medium and Small were probably the sizes they sold the most of.
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Definitely not the first if its a glens falls bike. Mine came from Somerville its a Medium #161B4M
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Maybe this Buck was the first made by Serotta? I don't have much of an idea on the history of this bike, I'm not the original owner.
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I forgot to list my other Yo Eddy, serial # 619Y2M, later 92 with a threaded BB. It's been rode hard and put away wet countless times, all over the SW and Mexico. It belonged to one of my best friends, Steve Garro of Team Mutant fame in Flagpole AZ,,,,,,,,he's building beautiful filet brazed frames the last 4+ years under the Coconino Cycles banner, www.coconinocycles.com. I rebuilt this Yo last Fall with the original Yo fork and custom Stainless horizontal rear facing dropouts courtesy of our buddy Wade @ Vulture Cycles in Orygun,,,,,single speed wheelset and old skool WTB dirt drops,,,,,rides real nice still, 15 years later.Pictures to come if anyone is interested
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Yes Please can we pleeeease ? I like bikes
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