1995-19" Barracuda-model unknown-MAKE OFFER

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- July 24, 2011 at 8:52 pm
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Blitzclyde
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I am reluctantly offering my 19″ Barracuda frame, Rock Shox Judy XC fork, original A-Headset, and stem,(unknown manuf). The frame has a serial number stamped on the bottom bracket; 3 95 215. This doesn’t coincide with the the production serial number formats listed on the website, but that’s what it is. I have since updated the Judy XC fork with “Hard” steel springs from Wings Suspension. The frame has a seat tube length of 21″. The original finish is well worn. The original, integral seatpost clamp was starting to crack the seat tube, so I removed the integral clamp and used a add-on seatpost clamp. I am a machinist by trade, so it isn’t a butcher job. I also converted the frame to V-brake use, so I drilled and tapped the rear brake cable guide to accept a cable housing stop. I am attaching some photos of the bike when it was assembled and can provide photos of the actual parts for sale to anyone who shows an interest. I’m not looking to make a bunch of money on this, I would just like to see it go to an enthusiast. If there isn’t any interest through this website, I will post the items on Ebay.
Thanks for looking at the posting!

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- July 25, 2011 at 1:30 am
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Anonymous
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Hey i might be interested in just the frame if your willing to sell that? Please let me know… Ahrenv.
- July 25, 2011 at 7:58 pm
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Blitzclyde
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Thanks for the interest, Ahrenv,
I will post some photos of the bare frame when I get time in the next couple of days.

I tried to send a PM, but it won’t let me since I’m a newbie.
- August 21, 2011 at 11:03 pm
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Blitzclyde
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After pulling parts from the frame and a closer inspection, it appears that there is another crack in the seat tube near the split in the rear/top of the tube. I wouldn’t feel right profitting from a sale, so the frame will probably become wall art in the garage.
Thanks for the interest.
- August 22, 2011 at 1:03 am
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mixalive
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It is sad that these frames are beginning to crack..
- August 22, 2011 at 2:04 pm
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neo_pop_71
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Hey Blitzclyde-

I found a 19″ Cuda replacement for you frame… good luck!!!

Check this out:

http://carbondale.craigslist.org/bik/2530096065.html

mountain bike kit, lightweight – $45 (Carbondale )

19 inch 7005 aluminum frame Barracuda hardtail, used but straight and lighter than most
2 new EMCO wheels , seat , crank — sunline (new)
derailers front and back, brake levers , lot of misc to put a bike together
i have some older tires too that will work
PACAKGE DEAL ONLY, Im not going to sell you JUST the two new wheels, you cant buy two aluminum MTB wheels new or used for 60!!!!!!

you will need a fork, headset, chain and and some misc

If you want this would make a killer single speed, LIGHTWEIGHT , this frame is one of the lightest made, MADE IN USA, under 3lbs, this was a 900 dollar bike many years back

was going to build a bike but I have too many……just need it out of my way call or text 618 534 7058
- September 3, 2011 at 6:54 pm
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Blitzclyde
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That looks like a deal worth investigating. I swapped my build to a 2004 Stumpjumper and am much happier with the frame geometry, plus I can upgrade to discs when I can afford new wheels and brakes. Some of the trails around here are straight up, then straight down for 4 miles. Confidence level wanes with rim brakes for me. Still might contact the guy and see if he still has it.
Thanks for the info/link.
Blitz