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 ===== 1978 Cruiser ===== ===== 1978 Cruiser =====
-Pure BMX/26" cruiser.  Derailleurs are customer added later and this doesn't belong in the timeline, except to show the progression of BMX to MTB as riders converted cruisers & klunkers into offroad machines.  Cruisers like this weren't raced down repack but were quite capable. Serial #314, SunTour V GT Luxe (1977-82), looptail frame.                                                 +Pure BMX/26" cruiser.  Derailleurs are added a little later and this cruiser probably doesn't belong in the timeline, except to show the progression of BMX to MTB as riders converted cruisers & klunkers to offroad machines.  Cruisers like this weren't raced down repack but were quite capable. Serial #314, SunTour V GT Luxe (1977-82), looptail frame.                                                 
  
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-===== 1982 Bonzo Fury =====+===== 1982 Alpine ===== 
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 +Serial #04.  XT M700 v1 rear derailleur (1982-84), AG Tech front (78-87), Magura 
 + brakes, Cook Bros modified Mafac brakes, Nitto bullmoose bars,Cook Bros hubs & bottom bracket.  The owner states that this is both a 1980 and original components.  1982 seems more probable.
  
-Campagnolo Rally 3550 (1982-83) 
  
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-{{1982.jpg?300|1982 Bonzo Fury}}+{{1982b.jpg?300|1982 Alpine}}
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-1982 Bonzo Fury +1982 Alpine 
 +[[https://www.facebook.com/groups/206343713238299/permalink/1547117492494241/|facebook]]
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 ===== 1983 Alpine ===== ===== 1983 Alpine =====
-By 1983 they have a very nice mountain bike. Which seems to be incredibly rare+Its likely that Cook Bros built only about 30 Alpines.
  
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