[CBass]

How can I know if my mojo was made in Northern California/Sebastapool or by Strong Cycles? The frame decal says it was built in Sonoma County,the serial # is in the 7000's, does not have a hand job, and it uses Dedecci tubing.

Not that its a huge deal I just like to support the Nor-Cal locals.

 

[ssmike]

How can I know if my mojo was made in Northern California/Sebastapool or by Strong Cycles? The frame decal says it was built in Sonoma County,the serial # is in the 7000's, does not have a hand job, and it uses Dedecci tubing.

Not that its a huge deal I just like to support the Nor-Cal locals.

What's the exact serial number?

 

[CBass]

What's the exact serial number?

I THINK ITS 7423

 

[Shayne]

I didnt know that Ibis churned out that many frames. Wow.
Although they were around for 20 years.

 

[patpend2000]

If it's a Mojo w/o a handjob and dedacchi tubing I think this is a strong frame. I think they switched tubing when the switched production. The sebastopol frames were made with MORON tubing. But you never know.

 

[colker1]

If it's a Mojo w/o a handjob and dedacchi tubing I think this is a strong frame. I think they switched tubing when the switched production. The sebastopol frames were made with MORON tubing. But you never know.

mine is dedacciai MORON, not tange moron, w/out handjob, made in northern cal. (not sebastopol.... but in sedona) yr. 2000.

 

[ssmike]

I THINK ITS 7423

From SN: "Don't know that one, but I suspect it's a Santa Rosa frame, or it could be Sebastopol. We moved in Oct 98 from Seb-Santa Rosa. Strong didn't start until late 2000."

 

[RickD.]

Is there any way to 'read' the serial numbers, like with old Schwinns?

XS #2219
Mojo #7091
Sonoma # U106