1988 GT

Pro Freestyle Tour Team

RIDER STYLE
Freestyle
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The 1988 GT Pro Freestyle Tour Team. Twist spin and loft on the same bike Josh White rides – the GT Pro Freestyle Tour Team model. Our premier schralpin device features every trick of the trade: Alloy rims with GT Superlace hubs, GT Power Series cranks, an Odyssey Gyro and Dia Compe Nippon brakes. Thanks to its functional frame design. Frame and For standers, and GT TubeRides, this bike has more standing room than a Slim Whitman concert. And to get in on this fun don't even need a ticket – just a piece of blacktop and the will to rage. The GT Pro Freestyle Tour Team model has everthing else.

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Zoot Scoot
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ORIGINAL SPECS
For this model
Frame
Fork
Handlebar
Rims
Hubs
Pedals
Front Brakes
Rear Brakes
Levers
Seat
Grips
Stem
Tyres
Cranks
USA 100% CR-MO
CR-MO
GT Freestyle
Alloy 48H
GT Superlace
Alloy Platform
DiaCompe MX901
DiaCompe 990 U
DiaCompe
GT Freestyle
A'ME Round
Mallet Freestyle
GT Freestyle
PowerSeries 3pc

Headset Size

1"

Seatpost Size

22.2

Top Tube Size

Unknown

Original Colours

chrome pink blue black
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Serial Number
Format

XX870000 XX880000
Made in USA.
The XX in the example above indicates production month. The third and fourth characters in the serial indicates year of production. 1987 or 1988.

Bikes made in USA usually had an 3-6 month production and shipping timeline before they were sold in bike shops around the world. Bikes welded in the later months of the year would normally be made for the following year.