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    1989 Trimble

This Trimble features the 3 hole drop outs and internal cable routing making it a pretty solid 1989 bike.  The components were obviously matched to the frame color with the white seat, post, crank, hubs and one piece bars (made by Brent's brother, Roo).  I would guess that the 6 speed shifter and freewheel were used because of the threaded American Classic hubs as opposed to the 7 speed shifters that would have been available.

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Frame Composite
Fork IRD Expedition w/ Ti legs
Rear Shock NA
Rims Mavic MA2 cut and rolled by Keith Bontrager
Hubs American Classic (White)
Spokes Stainless Steel, DT
Tires Tioga Wonder Dawg
Pedals Suntour XC Compe
Crank Bullseye
Chain Sedis
Rear Cogs Shimano 600 6 speed freewheel
Bottom Bracket Bullseye
Front Derailleur Shimano Deore XT
Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore XT, short cage
Shifters Shimano Deore XT 6 speed thumb
Handlebars Roo Bar, composite
Stem Roo Bar, composite
Headset Stronglight
Brake set Shimano Deore XT U brake rear, Dia Compe 986 canti front
Brake levers Shimano Deore XT SLR 2 finger
Saddle Avocet Racing II
Seat Post American Classic (White)
Colors White
Size 17" hypothetical
Serial #   274

 

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