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  2. TrulyOdd
    I’m not a GT aficionado but pretty sure thats a late 90’s - early 2000’s design.
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  6. Papa Wheelie 03x
    Thanks for your comments 24 lbs.
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  8. Joey78
    SOPY03160 Ge-2027
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  13. Joey78
    Looking for some info on this bike, pacman forks are stamped 99, the frame is chrome but factory painted over, 1 1/8 stem, 4 piece bars, the color and solid sprocket I can only find on a 2000 model, but the bars and forks I can't find on another 2000 bike. Do they usually paint over chrome? And what is the bike worth being 100% original, I still have the old kmc chain. Original gt tires and original grips still.
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  17. TrulyOdd
    very cool!
  18. Curt
    That looks sharp, I like it! What does it weigh?
  19. Papa Wheelie 03x
    Yeah, I’ve rode it around the neighborhood and it feels nice. I can’t wait to do some more serious riding.
  20. Papa Wheelie 03x
    Yes I am.
  21. turdburd
    Looks great put together. You get to ride it yet ?
  22. Papa Wheelie 03x
    I wanted to do a moto influence build. Something like what a 70’s or early 80’s bike would be but with modern parts. I built the frame with some ideas I’ve had for years. The split tubes at the seat tube (80’s track bike Regie). Down tube pierces the bottom bracket and capped. A one off 7005 aluminum/4130 Chromoly triple clamp fork with disc brake mount. Hope front hub with 20mm through axle. Hope front and rear brakes. Renthal handlebars.
  23. steve bourke
    nice
  24. steve bourke
    are you rumblefish ?
  25. gto455
    Nice job you did there,how does it ride?
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  27. Papa Wheelie 03x
    I wanted to do a moto influence build. Something like what a 70’s or early 80’s bike would be but with modern parts. I built the frame with some ideas I’ve had for years. The split tubes at the seat tube (80’s track bike Regie). Down tube pierces the bottom bracket and capped. A one off triple clamp fork with disc brake mount. Hope front hub with 20mm through axle. Hope front and rear brakes. Renthal handlebars. Thanks for looking.
  28. Oscar422
    I would also like to invite you all to join the Facebook group that I just created about G-boy. You can access it here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/gboybmx I shared there a document that I prepared with information that I found on this fantastic thread. Please, feel free to help me modify/improve it! :-)
  29. Oscar422
    Hi everybody from Barcelona. It's my first post on BMX Society despite I've been reading it often since 2011, more or less... I'd like to share 2 images that were not in this thread. Taken from the Laguna Distributors catalog from 1978. Note: - there seem to have existed 2 different models of the "standard shaped" forks - the fork has decals with the early logo (supposed to be found on 10 hole gusset frames) - the frame seems to have a Stout decal on the top tube and a vertical version of the early G-boy logo on the head tube
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  31. turdburd
    That is a great pick up.
  32. sco1035
    Hi all. I was pleased last week to add a DG frame, forks and stem to my collection and found out after the fact with some input from some knowledgeable OSBMX peeps that it is a ZF-1 frame with 1" forks. Rather be lucky than good I say. Looking forward to starting the build.
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  34. Yardsale2
    And seat is here and she is done !
  35. steve bourke
    pictures or it didn't happen
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  37. RL Paulie
    If that threadless headset is original to the bike (I doubt the stem is). My best guess would be 1996 model. Pretty sure they still used quill stems in 95.
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