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Not sure where this one is going to end up
...It needs a shock rebuild and needs to lose all the STX stuff..Other than that it's really clean.
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Why? are you scared of Flamingos?hairstream said:Dude. You're freaking me out.
LOL!! Yetis have always been available as framesets. As John Parker said early on, "we wouldn't want to second guess a fanatic on how he wants the bike set up!"stan4bikes said:I'm having trouble finding specs on it. What would the factory build most likely have been? Or were they available as bare frames?
and yeah, it was a CL find and it's 10 years or older,......kinda blows a hole in that theory :thumbsup:
You should get some of those travelocity gnomes for your yard. :thumbsup:stan4bikes said:Why? are you scared of Flamingos?![]()
I woke up (with about 3 others) about 20 feet up in a tree after an exceptionally good party around Green Lake....of course that WAS in the 60'shairstream said:No, I love Flamingos, of course. That yard looks like many I have slept in while I was going to U Dub. Tell me about the shock. Mine has the Risse. Yeti Cycles web store has bushing kits for these.
heres one with the forward seat collar...hope I'm not outing it...I was told it's a '96, I don't know for a fact.hairstream said:I have not seen anything but a Risse on any AS past a 93. The seat collar on the front of the seat tube is something I have not seen a lot of, either (none of the pictures in the Yeti catalogs show this). Yetifan is a good source of info, but I don't remember seeing any AS with this configuration during my research. I would think yetified or ameybrook could shed some light, they know much more than I do. What I do know is that it takes a special tool to get the shock out of the seatstays... I was able to get mine out using one of those Park Spanner Wrench 2 prong things.
96 Yeti catalog...