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As promised, some photos of the XT front derailleur (I may post in a Sales thread). Clamp is 28.6mm which is the wrong diameter for my new project.

Waiting for a train home at Warrington West train station after acquiring this beauty a few months ago. I was impressed with the general condition and since replacing the forks for the 2x4 rigid forks, replaced the seatpost, handlebars and tyres. I'd say it is about 97% original now. One of...

I have a spare Deore DX rear derailleur for that Tequesta....

Does that mean that my blue cable outers are no good on my yellow Bravado? See profile picture... it doesnt work for all bikes with the exception of this one. I do prefer black cable housing too, to be honest.

I just had this front derailleur in a groupset but it's the wrong size for my project, so maybe you can make use of it. We can agree on a price once I've posted some photos of it.

I have the same front mech I'll post some photos tomorrow morning.

If it had been a 120mm length stem I would have bought it already!

No problem.

As per title, seems to be in nice condition... https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1794883731372276?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Aefaf8304-4833-4ef5-a5e8-86acee3c0926

That is actually a GT flip flop stem from a 1992 GT Avalanche (20" frame) not 1991, the 1991 Flip flop stems were fatter than this one. Sorry for the correction.

I had a model of that green train in the 80's that I bought of a friend, and like the real train I loved hearing my model train on my HO tracks in the attic. I sadly sold the train many years later and came to regret that decision very soon after, like my 1993 GT Zaskar that I sold in 1994!

I wondered how long it would take me to find a photo of a bike with my favourite train in the background... I was born in the Netherlands and remember those trains, though at the time I used to travel to school most of those trains were in a yellow livery with a blue band around the windows for...

The one in the picture of OP is a 1992 model, more slimline version than the 1991 flipflop stem, which was fatter and heavier. GT only made the flip flop stem for two model years as far as I know (have checked the GT catalogues for these years. Different lengths corresponding to the frame sizes.

That Tequesta is a 20" frame...not 22"

Bought a 16" 1991 GT Zaskar frame, forks and saddle of raidan73, it was a great experience with great communication, packing and fast dispatch! Thanks and kind regards! Monique

Bought some GT handlebars of Dom, it was nice to meet him in person at my place of work! Thank you very much! Cheers, Monique

Yes, as far as I know that was the biggest size frames GT made, but only for models below the high end (Karakoram, Tequesta, Timberline, Talera, Outpost)

Depending on the length of stem you want, there are some for sale on eBay (US). But as I am after a 120mm length stem (1991 for my Zaskar) they're much harder to come by. https://ebay.us/m/ieGo9s

I have a spare set of RS Mags and Answer Manitou Pro forks, but they'll need an overhaul Still my favourite bike to ride!

Robinson and Auburn were at some point part of the GT group...good quality bikes. I did want a Robinson Ruckus at one point because I liked the all black look. Matt black with gloss decals...never got round to buying one as I changed interests, preferred to go for mountain bikes instead.