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I believe this one was made in Taiwan.

It is a great bike. Enjoy it!

Yes, it is from Aliexpress. I will look it up post below.

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Muito obrigado pela mensagem. As rodas são Weinmann 519. Boa sorte com o seu projeto!

Thanks for the heads up.

Grazie mille!!!

Thanks for the comment and suggestion. It is working ok but I will look further into mini v-brakes.

Obrigado!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks! 😄

Thanks for the comment. I sold the Diamond Back.

I may get another one in the channel in the future.

Thanks!

I agree. This is my second GT. Both are great bikes. I have been riding my other GT for 13 years.

In my neighborhood we were split almost down the middle except for one kid who had a Trek Antelope I believe it was called, between GT and Schwinn. This was back when both brands were premier bike brands. My brother and myself both had Schwinn High Plains MTN bikes I believe they were called? I think mine was a 1990 and his was a 91 or maybe it was 91 and 92... I'm not exactly sure on the years. I had saved up my paper route money and my brother got his for his birthday and although his was a gift and mine was me saving up for months to get I was really happy he got one too so he was able to ride on the trails with me as well! Once my dad realized how much better they were then any bike that you could pick up at Kmart or at any other dept stores he would rather pay the extra money for something that was going to last instead of having to constantly fix a cheaper bike! I believe I paid right around $400 for my Schwinn High Plains that had a chhromoly frame, Shimano rapid fire 21 speed(this was a huge deal as most Nikes had 10 to 12 speeds), quick release front, rear, and seat. Front suspension was just coming out and I believe the only brand available was rock shox and they cost more then I paid for the bike itself and were pretty clunky yet! It also had quick release cantilever brakes which were also a huge upgrade from previous bikes I rode. I wish I still had the frame and forks because I would of loved to rebuild it and upgrade it. My brother stripped all the good parts off of it when I was away at college! 😠😡🤬

Thanks for the comment. Yes, they enjoy the process and are learning a little bit along the way.

Thank you very much!

Glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment.

Thank you for your comment! I grew up in the 80s / 90s. There were some kids that had bmx bikes with mixed color parts. That was my inspiration. I just took it one step further with the frame and suspension paint job.

I agree. I love cars as well. I love those Chevy SS versions and never thought of nazis.

Gracias!

Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for the comment! I would appreciate further insights on the handlebar setup. The cantilevers don’t match the lever’s pull rate. I need a C caliper. If the Zitto’s don’t work, I may need to try a different brand.

@@frugalcyclists cantilever brakes and c-brakes have the same pull ratio, only v-brakes are different. I think the straddle cable wasn't set right on those canti brakes and the pads didn't have all the shims they should have. Handlebars should be turned more forward, so that the drop ends are nearly horizontal, that also brings the hoods closer to the rider (if you move them up, obviously). Also, drop handlebar width doesn't affect stability much, but for best comfort it should match shoulder width.

Yep! Thank you for your comment.

Yep! :) Thank you very much for the comment.

Thanks for the comment and suggestions!

Thank you very much for the support!!!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much for the comment and the information. I am still curious about the brand. I haven’t found anything yet.

Thank you for your comment. Yes, I applied a couple of layers of clear coat.

Thank you very much for your comment!

I am glad you liked it! Thank you very much for your comment!

Thanks for the comment. It is not like original. For that you need to use K2 clear coat. But you have to be careful and use a respirator as it is harmful to your health.

Thanks for the comment. I will remember that for my next videos.

Thank you very much for the comment. I will look for images of Norco Mountaineers.

I was thinking jamis from the gusset and downtube forming but nwo that i see your comment it explains the black in front but not the sticker at bottom of downtube.

Thank you very much! Greetings to you as well, Luis!

Thank you!

Hahahahaha! Let’s do it!!!!!

Thank you very much for the heads-up. I would appreciate if you could provide me with more feedback. I haven’t seen attack comments yet.

I appreciate that! Thank you very much!

¡Muchas gracias por compartir su conocimiento! Saludos para usted también.

Thank you very much, Thiago!

Thanks, Eric. He is already riding it but he is starting on mountain bike. I will have to get a video of him riding one of these days.

Yes! Thanks for the comment!

Thank you very much!

Thanks for your comment, Jason. I will try to mix up regular with more complex bike builds.

Thanks for the comment. I agree. I will make another video on this bike with an upgrade soon.

@@frugalcyclists I await your new content. Cheers and thank you for the reply.

Gracias, Nicolas!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much for the comment. I will look it up.

Litespeed did not make an aluminum frame like that. they made titanium frames. some road bikes were Ti/carbon.

Thank you very much!