I hope your not implying that I suckazjeff said:Huh
The current high bidder is a bike Hoover
!!....I look at it as a flow of resources...every bike that comes into my possession usually means at least one leaves . At least thats the plan. Will I win this one? I doubt it, but I have bid on a few before. I've watched for one and really would like to try one out. I think the style is super. And I guess a Hoover is better than an Orick!
Nice frame , and in its original ballistic granite finish - they were later called the Z-II in about 1991, one of the nice frames designed by brent trimble .visible orange said:
and given the chance would quite happily own another.
No offense intended Stan. You've been the most active in acquiring bikes lately, seems like everyday you show another one :thumbsup: It appears you collect bikes you like, not brand or price specific. Me too.stan4bikes said:I hope your not implying that I suck
Absolutel none taken:thumbsup: It's just that when they come up,,somebodys gotta buy emazjeff said:
And your absolutely right, I have no allegience to any particular brand or even style. Just kinda grab what looks interesting at the time. By the way, during my latest "spree" I also sold a mint KOI Klein Mantra w/full XT, a Jamis Dakar and a Craftworks Rail.(made in Australia, a real burly, fully gusseted framed, machine). Next to go will probably be my Slingshot, one of my Santa Cruz Bullits and one of my Fab Foes Weasels. A guy can only have so many bikes! ...Oh, and I just missed out on a 87 Wicked Fat Chance for ....$200.00:madman: :madman: .
The switchblades were upgrades - I love the switchblades but I still keep the original forks for the black one that are tange prestige - nice fork itself just a bit .............boring looking.visible orange said:
