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1998 GT Show
#1 2009-02-26 10:46am
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1998 GT Show
1998 GT Show
1998 GT Show. Flatland tuned, custom painted hotrod red with red and chrome components.
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1998 GT Catalog Description
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*GT U.S.A.-made 6061 T-6 aluminum frame with knurled bottom bracket shell. Pac Man rear dropouts, integrated seatpost clamp & integrated lower Oryg cable stoppers.
*Steep, tight, short geometry gives the Show unparalleled flatland handling.
*GT 100% CrMo fork with super-thick threadless 1-1/8" steer tube,1-1/4 blades and Pac Man dropouts with minimal offset
*GT U.S.A.-made CNC-cut piston stem with minimal offset.
*GT U.S.A.-made "fly-Cutter" CNCd 34-tooth freestyle chainwheel
*Taska aluminum body freecoster with 48-hole drilling.
*Weinmann U.S.A.-made chrome-plated Zac 2525 double wall aluminum rims.
*Wheelsmith U.S.A.-made stainless steel spokes.
*GT 100% CrMo flatland hadlebar with swagged 25.4mm to 22.2mm top bar, added gussets and super-low rise.
*GT U.S.A.-made CNC-cut aluminum handlebar end cap.
*GT "Halt-time" Issue "Super-nylon" grey platform pedals with chrome-plated 4130 CrMo axles.
*Gt freestyle saddle with 9mm rails and grey composite shell.
*Colors:Ball Burnished.
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Other Catalog information
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Lights, camera, action! It's time for the show. Designed for the highest level of pro competition, the show spares no expense in creating the ultimate flatland machined. Taking flatland back to the drawing board, GT designed the Show frame to incorporate a lower top tube, tighter triangle, built in seapost clamp and lower cable stops. The 100% 6061 aluminum frame features the Pac-Man dropouts, a super thick CNC-cut 1-1/8" head tube and hand-crafted in-the-U.S.A. construction. This frame is lighter and offers more clearance and scuffing room than any flatland design ever. Ground-specific components including GT aluminum 165mm cranks, GT CNC-cut 34-tooth sprocket. ACS 100 p.s.i. tires, Taska aluminum free coaster hub and GT Super nylon platform pedals with CrMo axles adorn the Show from top to bottom. With flatland riders demanding uncompromising quality, pro level equipment is mandatory. The Show is your ticket into the spotlight.
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Catalog Facts
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Like the headtube, the bottom bracket of the show is 100 percent CNCd. The knurled surface adds traction for tricks when the bike is upside down. While the gusset adds strength to this critical area of the bike.
The CNCd seatpost clamp is actually welded to the seat tube inside the top tube. Also take note of the CNCd brake bridge and unique bottom bracket area.
The headtube of the Show frame starts as a billet chunck of solid aluminum, is put in the CNC machine and comes out as a work of art. The integrated cable stops are cut during the CNC process, not welded on.
Towards the rear of the dropouts, the aluminum Pac Man dropouts get a slightly beefier look. Just like the steal versions. These dropouts will eliminate bent axles.
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GENERAL
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Fully restored, and modernized. The total weight of this bike with all the components installed is 27 pounds. The restoration was finished, and i took these pictures on 02/25/09. The serial number on my bike is 10970152 S
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COMPONENTS
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GT aluminum Show Frame pac-man rear dropouts and u-brake mounts.
GT show minimal offset 1 1/8fork with pac-man dropouts and u-brake mounts.
gt handlebars, Dia-Compe 990 front and back brake.
Dia Tech brake levers, sst brake cables and gyro, London mod for back brake lower gyro cables(The London Mod is a part that allows you to run 2 brake cables from the gyro, to the bake brake rather then a typical gyro cable. The gt show requires a special gyro cable that is hard to find. A regular one will not work because the top tope is welded to the bottom tube, and the traditional lower gyro cable is not long enough. The London mod is a great work around and makes the brakes more responsive.)
Gt monster knurled pegs, primo v monster red tires. GT Hub and rim, brickhouse minimal offset stem, GT seat and a random seat-post (27mm).
odyssey 28t sprocket, GT Aluminum FSA 175mm cranks, Redline pedals with 9/16 thread, Dia Tech d-cup headset.
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
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This was a fun restoration project that is now complete. I cant wait until summer so i can ride this. If you have any questions about restoring a GT show PM me or email me at jameslinesceo@gmail.com and i would be glad to help. Thanks for looking!!
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FOR MORE PICTURES
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I posted a few more pictures that can be seen if you click discuss this bike, as well as a scan of the 1998 GT catalog GT Show page; in forum witch is the link directly below.
new cd hits the streets next week
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#2 2009-02-26 1:25pm
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Re: 1998 GT Show
Last edited by jlines (2009-03-20 11:16pm)
new cd hits the streets next week
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#3 2009-02-27 5:26am
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Re: 1998 GT Show
i love the show's. i have a tour thats almost complete
Getting back in the bmx scene...
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#4 2009-03-04 4:22pm
- bmx1985
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Re: 1998 GT Show
don't care for the color but the show is a sweet ride
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#7 2012-07-14 4:13am
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Re: 1998 GT Show
WOW!
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#8 2012-07-28 1:30pm
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Re: 1998 GT Show
Killer job how about add some custom show decals in chrome you rocked it
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#9 2013-01-13 3:44pm
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Re: 1998 GT Show
Wicked.
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#11 2021-05-31 7:50am
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Re: 1998 GT Show
Does anyone know how many frames were made in the year 2000 I have one and I was just curious thank for any help
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